Back in 1981, the journalist Joel Garreau published "The Nine Nations of North America," mapping out how economics, geography and culture really made it more logical for the United States, Canada and Mexico to be nine nations than three.
As this study is interested in respondents' changes of affect after viewing their risk output, a slight adaptation to the wording of the instructions and anchors/pole labels was made to the post-intervention scale, to make it more logical.
This makes it more difficult to think clearly and form logical reasoning.
Even if the ballpark did help his output as the article contends, why wouldn't that make it even more logical for the Phillies to lock him up with a contract through 2016?
"It's good for Europe because it makes it a more logical consideration," says van der Does.
It makes more logical sense to take your chances to save a ton of money!" Also, emphasize the "only" in the last statement to make a stronger statement.
We have moved the spike propagation figure to later in the paper where it makes more logical sense.
Walport also says: It makes much more logical sense to regulate on a product-by-product basis: technologies are neither universally safe, nor universally unsafe.
Music doesn't make you better at math, conjugating Latin doesn't make you more logical, brain-training games don't make you smarter.
Other researchers have found that, depending on where the current is applied, tDCS can make someone more logical, boost their mathematical ability, improve their physical strength and speed, and even affect their ability to make plans, propensity to take risks and capacity to deceive – the production of lies can be improved or impaired by tDCS, it seems.
