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Acceptable ranges of dependent parameters have been deduced from some earlier experimental investigations.

The unity of law means that the laws of the various sciences are to be deduced from some set of fundamental laws, often thought to be those of physics.

It is applied to the low-temperature CO converter, the kinetic model for which is deduced from some industrial data and considering chlorine as the main cause of catalyst poisoning.

When he asks us to think about liberty, he doesn't want us to ask, Can this odd thing people are doing be deduced from some ethical axiom that lets me call it "good," and permits them to go on doing it?

In turn, measurability of those sets can be deduced from some measurability assumptions on.

The values of the sampling points of generator trajectories are disorder, so it can be deduced from some closely related indexes based on the entropy.

The data now at hand show that specificity among biologically active peptides is probably not as exquisite as might have been deduced from experiences with some of the water-soluble vitamins.

The functions of many calls have been deduced from their context; for example some loudsongs have a territorial purpose and are given when birds meet at the edges of their territories, or during the morning rounds of the territory.

Some particular cases of special interest have been deduced from the present investigation.

Sill depths between the Somali and Arabian basins have been deduced from the minimum temperatures observed in the two areas.

Functional relevance has often been deduced from other species.