Sentence examples for be deduced from it from inspiring English sources

Were the real essence known, all the observable properties could be deduced from it.

Nor do I mean to suggest that everything else in the metaphysics can somehow be deduced from it.

There was no viable atomistic theory of chemistry in the nineteenth century that was such that chemical properties could be deduced from it.

It is so in the sense that, having to judge the acceptability of the hypothesis, it will be necessary for each true, plausible hypothesis to be such that consequences can be deduced from it which, in their turn, may be inductively tested, namely by experiments.

As the participants of this study were RA patients that already had low disease activity during therapy, the rate of drug-induced remission in the general population of RA patients cannot be deduced from it.

For this reason, comparing differential genes from our analysis to E18.5 Wt1 ChIP-seq data as recently published (Motamedi et al., 2014) does not provide conclusive data on targets of Wt1 in specific cell types that could explain the phenotypes described here, nor could the mode of action of Wt1 (activating or repressing) in these phenotypes be deduced from it.

To prove this, he started from a supreme principle, the ego, which was supposed to be independent and sovereign, so that all other knowledge was deduced from it.

Then, by these lemmas, a comparison theorem is obtained and several direct results are deduced from it.

One possibility is that in spatially discordant trials, extra spatial cues are added that enhance performance in the crossmodal TOJ task (which came first can be deduced from where it came first), while these cues are irrelevant in the visual TOJ task that has been used to demonstrate temporal ventriloquism.

It can not be simply calculated by weighed mean difference (WMD) in a pooled analysis because it can not be deduced from the range whether it is a range from a minimum to maximum or 95% confidence intervals (CIs).

The authoritative character of shruti may then be deduced from the fact that it is free from any fault (dosha), or limitation, which characterizes human words.