Sentence examples for be inferred that from inspiring English sources

From Carla's gaze (which is not only gentle but protective) it could be inferred that he is young, although from Marie-Thérèse's gaze it could also be inferred that he is a potentially dangerous individual.

It can be inferred that: All Greeks are mortal.... Aristotle called his logic "analytika," which means unraveling.

It could be inferred that the Kremlin was preparing for the enemy it knew, and only hoped she would enter power as weakened and distracted as possible.

The F.D.A. will approve them, if safe and effective, only to treat specific diseases, but it could be inferred that the drugs might thereby extend lifespan.

The English hierarchy left it to be inferred that there are circumstances under which Catholics may allowably dissent from particular articles of the teaching of the encyclical.

2. It can be inferred that the green//house roof is designed to allow for which of the following?

It can be inferred that the process described in the passage makes use of which of the following?

It can be inferred that agglomeration occurs in the nanocarbon.

Hence, it may be inferred that the system incorporated with LiCF3SO3 dissociated more readily than LiCH3COO.

It can be inferred that the optimal loading is 10 wt.

It can be inferred that pressure will not have a strong effect on frequency.