Sentence examples for Much inferred from inspiring English sources
The model has many applications; it explains much inferred Earth history and suggests where hydrocarbons and minerals are most likely to be found.
As I have certainly demonstrated before, I am fervently opposed to discrimination of any kind, but it does not take much inferring to envision the opportunity this will afford students to proselytize to their peers amidst class discussions or presentations.
As so much is inferred regarding structural, functional and expression pattern homologies by labeling lamins A-type or B-type, we suggest that these terms only be used for vertebrate lamins as they are not fully meaningful for describing lamins in protostomes.
However, give how much intimate information is being disclosed it would not take much to infer quite a lot about the identity of a reviewer.
Much has been inferred from or projected upon Tebow, but he himself has never offered much more than an entertainingly Hulk-smash approach on the football field and less-than-illuminating Hulk-smash react-quotes off of it.
Yours, Shami Dear Shami, I agree that living in a world where so much can be inferred about us from our online behaviour is a cause for concern.
This much may be inferred from the introduction, in which the editors remark that "since the late 1990s her writing has been internationally celebrated and her reputation revived.
It was owned by a man in possession of a good fortune — that much could be inferred from his Lamborghini outside.
The SurveyUSA poll of Missouri was one partial exception, but as I mentioned, I don't know that too much should be inferred from it.
As for women's supposedly inborn preference for wealth and status in a mate, one wonders how much can be inferred from behavior in a world that seems always to have been run by and for men.
Studies in the Weddell Sea (1986 87) suggested that surface waters were warm during Late Cretaceous to early Cenozoic time and that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet did not form until about 10 million to 5 million years ago, which is much later than inferred from evidence on the continent itself.
