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Those conclusions were inferred from whole muscle experiments and a computational model of SRS.

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The following conclusions were inferred from the results of decomposition of RhB via TiO2 photocatalyst and LPP system: (1) The excited states of atomic hydrogen and atomic oxygen as well as the molecular bands of the hydroxyl radical were detected in the emission spectra and the hydroxyl radical at 283 nm was acquired only when oxygen gas was bubbled.

However all the above conclusions were inferred exclusively from in silico studies and the impact of genome structure on the transcription mechanisms remains to be addressed.

In this deductive procedure conclusions are inferred from a tentative hypothesis.

The same conclusion is inferred from the population genetics and the network analyses of the studied species.

The Galileo argument is a syllogism, a kind of logical argument in which one proposition (the conclusion) is inferred from two others (the premises) of a certain form.

This conclusion is inferred from the observation that the computational model could only account for the uptake of l-serine into MVM vesicles when the transporter did not function exclusively in exchange mode.

Clinical findings (Table 1) showed that 20 (67%) of the 30 patients had asymmetric paralysis at onset, including 3 AFP case-patients with fever at onset of paralysis and residual paralysis mimicking poliolike illness; however, when compared with other etiologies, no conclusion was inferred (Table 2).

While all of us applaud Mr. Glenn's courage and commitment to physical fitness, which enabled him to maintain a health status equivalent to or better than men considerably younger, no serious conclusions can be inferred about the effect of space travel on the elderly since proper scientific method was not used.

In other words, just because two events are correlated does not mean that one causes another, or has anything to do with the other – correlations deal only with observed instances of events, and any further conclusions cannot be inferred from correlation alone.