Sentence examples for may logically be from inspiring English sources

Marriage to an unsuitable partner, though, may logically be delayed or avoided all together.

In the case of normal distribution and homogeneity of variance, differences at the upper and lower tails of the distribution may logically be inferred from the mean difference.

Carriage rates in the community are now above 5 10% in many other geographic areas [42], and concerns may logically be raised by reports of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae (ESBL-PE) in community-acquired UTI [47], intra-abdominal sepsis [13], or even pneumonia [14].

Abnormal myocardial energetics may be significant in cardiac pathophysiology [ 49], so variation here may logically be associated with LVH.

Transgenic mice lacking the 5-HT1A rexhibit exhibit more fear memory (Tsetsenis et al., 2007), conversely an increase in 5-HT1A levels may logically be associated with less memory of the foot-shock stimulus in our INI mice.

Carriage rates in the community are now above 5 10% in many other geographic areas [ 42], and concerns may logically be raised by reports of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae (ESBL-PE) in community-acquired UTI [ 47], intra-abdominal sepsis [ 13], or even pneumonia [ 14].

Nevertheless, ICUM is not a true summed rating scale and involves multiple dimensions, which may not logically be added together to yield a total score.

Some scholars have even argued that an Epicurean egoistic hedonism, however foresighted it may be, must logically be self-defeating.

PCO-MC may find sets of clusters that can logically be nested.

"It cannot logically be until the second reading (and it may not be until the third or fourth) that we note the falsity of the final word".

Certain phenomena in Nature which might logically be regarded as indicating biosemiotic communication, with signal, receptor and interpretant, may, in fact, indicate no such thing.