Sentence examples for be deduced about from inspiring English sources

THERE are a few things that can be deduced about race-car drivers, based on watching Helio Castroneves.

From them, some general features can be deduced about recent extinctions that also provide clues to the future.

These are just some of the conclusions of a new study by Cambridge psychologists into what can be deduced about a person by analysing their Facebook "likes".

The resulting fossil bed thus has a long climate record in its pollens, buried plants and windborne particles, as well as a long yardstick of the animals and what might be deduced about their lives.

The guerrillas "above all are going to make sure to prevent this operation — or information that could be deduced about them — from being used militarily by the government," said Mr. Rangel, who predicted that the captives would be turned over far from the camps where they were held.

She pieces together what is known, or can be deduced, about Regilla's life and death — with few exceptions, she notes, "the words of women in antiquity are not extant" — and provides an absorbing analysis of justice, society, culture, and customs in the second-century Roman Empire.

Most of the solid surfaces in the solar system are pockmarked with large craters, and much has been deduced about the processes that take place when they form.

By demanding that the law of increase of entropy be satisfied for all processes, much is deduced about the acceptable forms of constitutive equations and internal state variable evolution equations.

However, because the total video length was 30 seconds, it can be deduced that about half of the time, the infants either looked away or looked at the screen, or their fixation length did not reach the 100 ms threshold to be counted as a fixation.

Using the successful immunotherapy with purified Amb a 1 for ragweed hypersensitivity as guide it can now be deduced that only about 60% of the allergen load needs to be checked.

Exact average water contact durations for these communities were not reported, but from the graphs it can be deduced that this was about 880 minutes/person annually, and thus 2.4 minutes per day.