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Finally, it can be deduced that it is feasible to use OPFA as a modifier of bitumen.

This example query shows a marginal case in which the query is considered correct by the checking algorithm, but nevertheless, it can be deduced that it has no solution.

With these types of real options, it can be deduced that it is impossible to adopt a univocal and definitive classification scheme, which also confirms that investment evaluation methods cannot be used to evaluate autonomously the opportunities inherent in this kind of investment, making it necessary to adopt alternative models of evaluation.

The window's tracery has disappeared, as has its sill, but from the stubs and surviving fragments it can be deduced that it had seven major lights (the glazed openings in the window).

First, Monosiga brevicollis contains a gene clearly related to WDSUB1 in sequence (e. g. it has a very similar U box) but not in structure, given that it can be deduced that it encodes a protein with 2 SAM domains but without WD40 repeats (red dot in Figure 8).

By considering the inverse (the so-called trimming) problem it is deduced that it is possible to trim N pairs of modes simultaneously by removing (a minimum of) N trimming masses at particular locations around the ring.

By considering this trimming problem it is deduced that it is possible to trim N pairs of modes simultaneously by removing (a minimum of) 2 N trimming masses at particular locations around the ring.

As Tth Man β-mannosidase can degrade 1,4-β-D-mannan with high efficiency, it is deduced that it also can efficiently hydrolyze mannooligosaccharides whose degree of polymerization is less than 1,4-β-D-mannan.

It can be deduced that its high sedimentary energy enables it to downcut the older conglomerate layer and clastic layer.

But there is some information available, and from that it can be deduced that their work ranges from the "non-critical" installation of systems, right up to the targeted and mass surveillance programmes revealed by Snowden.

From these usages it can be deduced that the verb currently most closely associated with the noun props is give.