The phrase "allow to deduce" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission to draw a conclusion, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The evidence presented allows us to deduce the likely outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "permit to infer" or "enable to conclude".
Structural parameters as obtained from X-ray diffraction experiments allow to deduce quantitative information about these influencing factors.
The comparable behaviors of the real and the synthetic system allow to deduce that similar aquifer properties are relevant in both systems.
It is shown that the current level of precision of LOD observations does not allow to deduce details of the Martian interior.
As mentioned in the beginning, MNOs capture various kinds of events in their core network that allow to deduce, e.g., if a particular mobile terminal is in idle or connected mode or his coarse position at cell coverage level.
Hence, this may allow to deduce possible long-term behaviour of components activity under perturbations.
This shows that there is no trivial relation that would allow to deduce proliferation properties directly from label intensities.
And it's a sign of the pervasive exaggeration that we are not allowed to deduce for ourselves where the slavish worship of uniform was to lead; instead, the show climaxes in what the stage directions call a "hysterical Dance of Death", filled with manically marching troops.
But should we be allowed to then deduce anything at all from Γ? Should we be allowed to deduce "The economy is sound"?
We will use for this the (alpha )-algorithm [5] which allows to deduce a Petri net from a log file.
The results that were treated statistically were very interesting and allowed to deduce the optimum conditions for the best extraction efficiency which was in order to 80.38%.
