Sentence examples for are inferred to differ from inspiring English sources

This demonstrates that it is not in accord with evolutionary morphology to divide the cats into two groups which are inferred to differ markedly in cranio-mandibular morphology, because some members of the feline group (Neofelis) and primitive members of the sabretooth group converge morphologically.

Although our data differ from Kuo and Ochman (2010) in that all genes are inferred to be ancestral and pseudogenization is shared with many strains, some of which very distantly related.

They are inferred to have derived from debris avalanches.

Furthermore, the results should not be inferred to the bivalent HPV vaccine, because the constituents of the vaccine differ.

It also differs in the way it represents transcripts based on truncated evidence, i.e. where the RNA obtained from sequencing is inferred to be a portion of the actual RNA molecule.

With estimates of utility parameters at hand, variations in WTP are inferred for groups of individuals differing in their opinions with respect to economic development and environmental quality.

Thus, in these models, antigenic locations are inferred using both genetic data and HI data and will differ from locations inferred from HI data alone.

Consequently, to compare the predictive capability of our approach against other methods, we implemented prognostic models that differ in the way class-specific transcriptional association networks are inferred, and in the supervised classification methodology applied on the network information.

It can be inferred that these results differ from actual complication trends because they constitute responses to cases sent to labs as repair requests, and because the survey targeted dental technicians.

If these ratios differed during natural events, it was inferred the differences were due to sediments mobilized from the terrestrial landscape.

Such a pattern has been inferred from crosses with differing cytotypes in Plantago coronopus (Van Damme et al. 2004) and Silene nutans (Garraud et al. 2011).