Sentence examples for I deduced not from inspiring English sources

I had been told that, at the beginning of the safe-haven experiment, the Americans had warned Saddam's forces to stay away; a threat from the air, though unlikely, was, I deduced, not out of the question.

This was true, he deduced, "not only because of the promise of profit but because they like the emotions evoked".

Although these characteristics are deduced, not from well-designed experiments, but from empirical observations, it is highly expected that the operators' diagnostic burden could be significantly reduced, if the above characteristics are properly embodied in the diagnosis procedures.

On the other hand, the S-layer proteins of brewery isolates of L. brevis were deduced not to act as barriers for the hop bittering substance isohumulone (Yasui et al. 1995).

As in the proof of Theorem 3.5, we can deduce not only from that but also from, and that (3.55).

From this, Bergson deduces not only the cognitive structure and the scientific history of intelligence (which he examines in detail), but also its limitations.

The two biofilms are regulated by different signal transduction pathways that provide clues for deducing not only how the sexual a/a or α/α biofilms evolved, but how the pathogenic a/α biofilm evolved as well.

The FTIR spectroscopy is a very useful technique to deduce not only the structural investigation and redistribution of cations between octahedral and tetrahedral sites of spinel ferrite nanoparticles, but also the lattice vibrational modes [22].

From this statistical analysis, I deduce that not only is the theatre dying but the characters onstage are dropping like flies.

From the map they were wrestling and their cameras I deduced that they were not from around here, and I asked if I could help with directions.

From which I deduced that Siegfried Sassoon did not really like to hear any name dropped but his own.