The casualty rate was high: though exact totals are hard to deduce, some 2 million or more premature deaths probably occurred.
However, mammalian PNPASE is localized mainly in the IMS and functions in import of cytosolic RNA into mitochondria (Chen et al., 2006; Sato et al., 2017; Vedrenne et al., 2012; von Ameln et al., 2012; Wang et al., 2010), so it is hard to deduce whether its role in mtRNA degradation is that of a ribonuclease.
By which I mean, I don't think it's hard to deduce from this picture that I am Jamaican.
It was hard to deduce an unbiased mechanism from their networks analysis.
We did not attempt to infer whether the conditions contributed to death, as this is hard to deduce from records of children with multiple morbidities.
This may to some extent explain the increase in satisfaction, but it is hard to deduce that it is also related to the greater odds ratio of not applying for medical school again of female physicians.
However, because the majority of affected genes showed single amino acid substitutions, it is hard to deduce whether each mutation influences the function of the protein, and further studies are warranted to address this point.
The origin of the smaller inversion at the top half is hard to deduce, because a similar rearrangement can be seen in eggplant and its more distant relative tobacco, but not in the intermediate relative pepper.
Taken together with positive correlations of uridine, pseudouridine and guanosine, this could indicate an increased rate of nucleotide synthesis, but the reasons for and relevance of this observation are hard to deduce.
Since distribution of other cellular components, which also affect cytoskeletal structures, varies among different cell types, it is hard to deduce the physiological role of marshalin solely from our observations in heterologous expression systems.
