Sentence examples for logically suggests from inspiring English sources

And yet, all of this focus on the test — which examines reading comprehension, math skills, the ability to reason logically — suggests a myopia of its own.

As in most international affairs, Scotland is sandwiched between Saudi Arabia and Senegal which logically suggests a prefix between +966 and +221.

The surgical procedure itself is relatively standardised and confined to a single intra-abdominal compartment, which makes comparisons between individual subjects easier and logically suggests that the chances of identifying a regional pressure phenomenon would be highest.

A statement that logically suggests a Botticelli is a good thing to sketch.

This logically suggests that salt ions play a role at least as important as proteins in mediating protein aggregation.

These results together constitute a fact that logically suggests that despite existing in the background, salt ions play at least an equal important role in mediating protein aggregation.

As skaters like Kwan have logically suggested, it's not the system, it's the cheats slithering within it.

You could quite logically suggest that he's overly flashy, too loud, too florid or too extrovert, that his playing defies all commonly accepted conventions of what's usually regarded as "good" playing.

However, although the observed increase in the enamel hardness would logically suggest more resistance to demineralization, it is not possible to simply expect a solution to the problem of developing white spot lesions during orthodontic treatment with the use of these materials.

Mathematical analysis allows us to see the whole spectrum of possible outcomes, and provides a means to logically suggest ways to optimize treatment.

Several investigators [ 78, 84, 85] in the 1980s had logically suggested additional filtering by IOLs for lower-wavelength light.