Sentence examples for logically robust from inspiring English sources
Last but not the least, as mentioned earlier, the standard position of current studies on ontology is that the formal ontology is the rigorous and logically robust system which is the shared foundation of knowledge representation through either domain specific (and potentially inconsistent) local ontologies, as well as less rigorous and potentially conflicting language specific ontologies.
27 Bayesian methods, which are logically more robust and do not demand fixed study protocols, are beginning to replace traditional frequentist analysis.
The existence of a robust phenotype logically implies that some underlying mechanism must be variable, in the sense of "able to vary", in order to compensate for variation in the environment and/or genetic effects.
But even if perceptual knowledge of facts is allowed, it is not clear why one should think that instances of "knowledge that p" or of "coming to know that p" in which the substitutions for "p" are logically complex, constitute knowledge of robust facts.
The astounding result of our analysis is - yes - a single lineage dominates the fate of the tissue, not as a random or rare event but as the only logically feasible outcome of a robust system.
The highly robust nature of cancer cell metabolism can logically complicate cancer treatment since therapeutic intervention targeting one of the metabolic pathways cannot prevent cancer cells from utilizing other pathways for biosynthesis and proliferation.
CHADO and its companion mark-up format CHADO-XML offer a robust approach to annotating sequences in a formal and logically coherent manner.
Considering mild conditions that cross-level principles should satisfy and by posing requirements to ensure that the results are most general and that the analysis is robust, we find that dominance by an individual lineage is the only logically feasible explanation to formulate a cross-level principle.
That's logically impossible.
Is that logically consistent?
