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In contrast, Aavg is rarely used clinically because it requires a VOI that exactly covers the lesion, and the exact dimensions of a lesion are usually not known and cannot be reliably deduced from clinical PET images (particularly not for the smallest diameters).

Thus, mitochondrial lineage compositions in refuges during the last Ice Age and/or even the actual areas of origin of the different lineages in preceding Ice Ages can neither be reliably deduced from the present day nor the historic Nineteenth Century's biogeography.

In the end, as Obama himself suggests, what unites secular liberalism with non-fundamentalist religious beliefs is the conviction that we live in a world governed by universal laws that cannot be reliably deduced in many particulars.

Results from additional sets of simulation and also from a run increasing the sample size to 10 fold, which increased the number of kinetic solutions to roughly 10 fold, indicated that the parameter motifs reported here had been reliably deduced (see Discussion).

Temporal dependencies can be reliably extracted from a trained SOM.

However, this cannot be directly deduced from our analysis.

However, since this was deduced from sequence homologies, the real function of irp in A. pleuropneumoniae cannot be reliably inferred, but it is conserved in various bacterial pathogens.

Early religious phenomena can only be deduced from archaeological remains.

I don't think that can be deduced from the footage.

She said no clear pattern could be deduced from the reported attacks.

It reinforces the profiling, and could be deduced from profiling in the first place".