Sentence examples for more logical interpretation from inspiring English sources

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

Therefore, a more logical interpretation is that referral and/or use of amoxicillin were both markers of very ill children at high risk of death.

"The more logical interpretation of the results as they stand at the moment is that they are looking at two variables that are associated with something else," Sharpe says.

Ayer took this result as a reason to reject the logical interpretation of probability statements, a rejection repeated in his more extended treatment of probability in Probability and Evidence 1972, and again in his reply to John Mackie's attempt to rebut his objections (see Mackie 1979, Ayer 1979).

The logical interpretation is that if an area has a children's hospital, the children of that area are much more likely to use the local point of service.

Diving just seemed more logical.

"If he used this method, a logical interpretation is that many others did, too".

"Nora is much more logical," Van Hove says.

Others are more logical or spatially perceptive.

The Mets seemed a more logical destination.

It would be more logical to wait.