The most important aspect of signalling networks which may be affected by multiple interactions is their ability to perceive and integrate signals, and thereby perform logical operations.
A perspicuous representation of these structures in the language of modern symbolic logic, so the formalists thought, would make clear the logically permissible inferences to and from such sentences and thereby establish the logical boundaries of the concept under study.
Thus once grammatical categories are distinguished, enabling us to thereby distinguish the logical category object by reference to the linguistic category of proper name, we can go on to draw out category distinctions among objects.
Thereby, it was logical to combine vinorelbine and anthracycline to evaluate their activity in advanced breast cancer.
They can be used to derive programs from logical specifications, thereby guaranteeing the correctness of the resulting programs.
It is possible to divide a firewall into several smaller logical devices, thereby separating management resources from one another.
Our model builds on that of Fauré et al.[ 23], who adapted an earlier differential model [ 24] into a multi-valued logical format, thereby removing the requirement for quantitative parameter determination whilst preserving the qualitative molecular relationships and model behaviour.
Cohen and Nagel (1934) contended that to take historical path into account as part of the epistemic assessment was to confuse historical questions with logical questions and thereby to commit what they called a "genetic fallacy".
This approach subsequently influenced the development of logical positivism and thereby may have indirectly influenced method and theory in research on categorization: much animal research on categorization has focused on learning simple, static, logical rules unambiguously interrelating small numbers of independent features.
This set can be seen as a generalization of the classical truth value the True in the sense that it determines many central logical notions and thereby generalizes some of the important roles played by Frege's the True (cf. the introductory remarks about uses of truth values).
