Sentence examples for be inferred from analysis from inspiring English sources
General selective control strategies that are only dependent on the topology of the network and signaling rules can be inferred from analysis of networks with random link weights.
Phylogenetic relationships were inferred from analysis of 1990 base pairs (bp) of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), represented by the complete nucleotide sequences of the cytochrome b (cyt b) and the ATP synthase 8 and 6 (ATPase 8/6) genes.
Finally, it has recently been inferred from analysis of X-chromosome SNPs that Moroccans are more genetically distant from other more homogenous populations of the North African Mediterranean region [27], with the authors of this study speculating that this was due to more frequent recent migrations in northwest Africa and a higher rate of movement amongst females.
The results presented hitherto were inferred from analysis of responses of mouse macrophages to various TLR stimuli.
Second, rules for protein/DNA interaction can be inferred from statistical analysis.
We show that a general characterisation of the passage of time may be inferred from an analysis of commonly available browser records.
For example, it can be inferred from structural analysis of the coat protein sequence that the fold is very similar to that of PRD1.
It can be inferred from this analysis that the wind resource in this part of Nigeria can be classified mostly into class 2 or less category.
It could be inferred from the analysis that glossing instruction taught students to monitor and self-regulate their learning with the text.
It could be inferred from the analysis and characterization results of the products that there existed at least three sorts of catalytic active centers in the ethylene tetramerization reaction.
It is clear that what can be inferred from the analysis of the online social network are only tendencies and indications, and that no absolute proof of influence effects can be obtained, as one cannot rule out effects external to the network.
