Sentence examples for more logical if from inspiring English sources

The common factor of a 1/4 power would seem odd: 1/3 powers would be much more logical if metabolic rate reflected only the three-dimensional constraints of body size.

Rae Votta of Billboard wrote that "there simply isn't enough time to settle the fates of so many seniors in a mere hour", a sentiment also expressed by Houston Chronicle Bobby Hankinson, who thought the episode might have "felt a little more logical if it was given a full two hours to breathe".

It appears reasonable that surgery assistants and driving instructors report different UEWD-scores, and therefore it would also be more logical if they would be categorized in different categories when considering upper extremity work demands.

At the same time dividing the dataset into 3 partitions seemed more logical if harmonic means of marginal likelihoods were compared (-455638.67, -455391.40, -449073.19 for 61, 4 and 3 partitions, respectively).

It would be easier, would make this constant sensation of having been in some kind of accident more logical, or if not logical perhaps more natural.

He couldn't be a more logical choice if he were asked to GM the Steve Nash Is the GM of This Team Team.

In a more logical context, if we respond to force (primary) with force (secondary), then the secondary force is a new action which will have a reaction of a new chain of events.

At least, it would have been (even) more convincing – as well as more logical, legally speaking – if the court had firstassessed whether the contents of the comic were sufficient to meet the threshold-level required for the offenses, instead of looking exclusively at the required intent.

They tend to be a bit more logical than that -- if a similar, well-made, quality piece can be found at a vintage shop, where's the contest?

"Do we want to have a strong music, film, and games industry?" On one hand the guiding hand of Government regulation may not be a positive, and yet when it comes to DRM perhaps forcing interoperability is a positive, even if the more logical solution would be to be rid of DRM altogether.

Judge Perretti, squinting at the document, said that was the more logical interpretation and asked the doctor if he would withdraw his statement.