Sentence examples for adequately inferred from inspiring English sources
However, the fact that the combined covariate sets explained only 55% in the PROQOL-HIV score variation suggests the total score may incorporate facets additional to quality of life specifically related to HIV, and is assessing additional information from a patient perspective that cannot be adequately inferred from the usual sociodemographic or biological variables.
Depth of sequencing directly influences one's ability to adequately infer genotypes.
As we could not adequately infer copy number genotype based on the clustering of unrounded measures, the 2-ΔΔCT values for the real-time QPCR assay were rounded to the nearest copy number integer.
It can be inferred that BFTO and Gr are adequately mixed without change in crystalline structure.
Second, in addition to NAT2 haplotype frequencies, we analysed the prevalence of the fast acetylation phenotype as inferred from genotype data in the samples adequately genotyped for the four slow-causing variants of NAT2, while Luca et al. focused on the individual slow haplotype series and on the pool of fast haplotypes.
In terms of shear strength, it can be inferred from this study that the ACI Code can adequately predict the shear capacity of a RC wall but underestimates the shear strength of SHCC walls.
Since we inferred that the amount of AgNPs on the film was not sufficient to adequately inhibit the growth of E. coli, additional growth reaction of AgNPs on the formed film was carried out.
Specimens that could not be photographed adequately for precise measurement were used to assess the validity and consistency of size distribution trends inferred from measured specimens.
It was found that the sand roughness could be adequately characterized by the power spectrum and the fractal dimension calculated from a cut-off length scale that was inferred from surface area estimation.
What is being inferred, exactly?
