The phrase "allowed to infer from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to draw conclusions based on certain information or evidence.
Example: "Based on the data provided, we are allowed to infer from the results that the new strategy is effective."
Alternatives: "permitted to deduce from" or "entitled to conclude from".
The intensity of some blue and yellow zones on the wall painting and the exact coincidence with the pigments analyzed from the studio allowed to infer that at least these two colors were repainted.
Thus, we should not be allowed to infer 'It is not the case that x is round' from 'x is non-round'.
Probabilistic inference vastly influenced artificial intelligence and statistical learning and the inverse probability allows to infer unknowns, learn from data and make predictions [6, 7].
To characterize the size distribution of the lipid/fibril mixture, we instead utilized an 18-angles static light scattering (SLS) detector inline with the SEC column, which allows to infer size information directly from the angular dependence of the scattered light intensity in an absolute manner that is independent from shape or gel matrix interactions.
Since the behaviour of Riesz potentials with respect to various relevant function spaces is known (see for instance [1, 26]), using (5) allows to infer size properties of solutions from those of the relevant potentials, and in a sharp way.
The experiments are conducted using either unique or non-unique probes, and the problem at hand is to compute a minimal design, i.e., a minimal set of probes that allows to infer the targets in the sample from the hybridization results.
The model reproduces experimental data, makes verifiable predictions, and allows to infer parameters of cell-cell variability from whole-population based measurements such as CFU curves.
If this is correct, then in those first months Gunn may have allowed herself to infer, from Hamilton's willingness to let her be involved in Abush's life, that if she played the part of a decent, divorced parent then Hamilton would treat her as one.
The derived relationship then allows one to infer from observed yield patterns the true proportion of yield variability explained by soil and management.
