Sentence examples for be inferred to exist from inspiring English sources
Mendel's genes were only hypothetical entities, factors that could be inferred to exist in order to explain his results.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03883.004 There are large regions of the world and many animal populations for which little or no surveillance is performed but where significant animal influenza diversity can be inferred to exist.
A water-saturated aquifer is inferred to extend from the intermediate second layer to the low resistivity third layer.
It is inferred that, to a first approximation, β = 80 nucleotides [10].
It was a brief conversation in which much more was inferred than actually said.
Angiosperm trees, although inferred to have existed elsewhere [ 96], probably did not occur in the DPF, as evidenced by the lack of diagnostic fossil wood [ 100].
It can also be inferred that (27).
Within these larger clades restricted mainly to one hemisphere are occasional inferred dispersals to the other.
Metabolic networks of modern organisms have also been compared to inferred ancestral ones [ 21].
This comes after Aussie Home Loans founder, John Symond, warned that Labor's policy could cause a recession and (it was strongly inferred) dark clouds to black out the sun and frogs to fall from the sky en masse.
