This article was amended on 5 May 2012 to remove an ambiguous phrase that could be inferred to be inconsistent with Guardian editorial guidelines.
The results from molecular docking study and biological assays can be inferred to consider these molecules as potential antiviral drugs.
Mendel's genes were only hypothetical entities, factors that could be inferred to exist in order to explain his results.
Dark matter is material that can be inferred to exist through its gravitational effects, but does not emit and absorb detectable amounts of light.
We demonstrate that, even for a broad and asymmetric spectral line, the stellar radius-to-mass ratio can be inferred to better than 5%.
Larry Fishkin, the head of the Cruise Line discount agency in Miami, said that he considered his commission structure his business, but his agency brochure carries ads from nine lines that might be inferred to be his preferred suppliers.
Alterations in the amount of work a subject will do to obtain a reinforcement (in this case ETOH) can be inferred to indicate changes in the intrinsic reward of the reinforcer (Hodos, 1961).
If other rocks that are clearly not deformed can be found at the same site, the time of deformation can be inferred to lie between the absolute isotopic ages of the two units.
Dark matter is a term used to describe matter that can be inferred to exist from its gravitational effects, but does not emit or absorb detectable amounts of light.
MDscan can be used to find DNA motifs not only in ChIP-array experiments but also in other experiments in which a subgroup of the sequences can be inferred to contain relatively abundant motif sites.
Studies of ancient human skeletal remains frequently proceed from the assumption that individuals with robust limb bones and/or rugose, hypertrophic entheses can be inferred to have been highly physically active during life.
