Sentence examples for apparently inferred from inspiring English sources

Most of the time supervision is not based on direct observation but apparently inferred from vicarious information.

One such mechanism is the hypersensitivity apparently inferred by a K303R mutant ER-α reported to be present in a significant proportion of breast hyperplasia [ 1].

He was never taught the cardinal values of seven and eight but when tested on this, he passed with flying colors, apparently inferring, for instance, that the sound "seven" meant six plus one.

We hypothesized that this pattern of apparently good branch length inference combined with increasingly poor topology inference represents inferred trees with extremely short branches and semi-randomized topologies due to interpretation of essentially all of the data as sequencing error.

Shapley's measurements also indicated that the Sun was relatively far from the center of the galaxy, contrary to what had previously been inferred from the apparently nearly even distribution of ordinary stars.

Preferential flow processes were inferred from maximum velocities apparently greater than celerities and scattered trench flow with highly variable tracer concentrations.

The apparently small values of gene association inferred from our observations constitute lower limits of association.

Told to apologise, Martin – apparently blocking out the part where he inferred that disabled people shouldn't be allowed to breed – said mongol was a word he "was brought up with", and that it was "not a modern word".

Little is known of Heraclitus' life; most of what has been handed down consists of stories apparently invented to illustrate his character as inferred from his writings (Diogenes Laertius 9.1 17).

As a result, our ML and BI trees inferred from the H-data set apparently generated the gnecup topology (fig. 3 B and C ).

Sequences obtained through the use of these primers were apparently single-copy and similar to the mitochondrial sequence inferred by Pinho et al. [ 15].