Sentence examples for which could be logically from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is evident that this SSR (6 bp long) has a stronger biasing capacity respect to G5-SSR426 (5 bp long), which could be logically explained due to its larger size.

In summary, nine researches reported RFS as an endpoint for GC patients while twenty two reported OS with one [ 45] of them presenting cancer-specific survival (CSS), which could be considered a subset of OS logically.

In fact, David Krackhardt and Jeffrey R. Hanson wrote a detailed description of social network analysis in "Informal Networks: The Company Behind the Chart" (HBR July August 1993), in which they argued that this tool could be logically applied to business.

Since the CI formulas are not logical truths, then, it is possible that they could be logically interderivable.

This result could be logically related to the observation of the F1 being as resistant as the resistant Fayoumi line.

Those studies classified as "other" could not be logically organized into a more general category.

As member states were heading towards increasingly stringent advertising restrictions, harmonisation could only be logically based on a ban.

For it only prohibits substituting those statements for which it is logically impossible to know.

BioRuby covers a wide range of functional areas which have been logically divided into separate modules (Table 1).

One could argue that God is the laws and forces of nature, which is logically acceptable, but this is pantheism and not the type of personal God to which most people profess belief.

From these challenges could be deduced logically the main issues for research.