Sentence examples for could deduce that from inspiring English sources
They could deduce that dark matter was there by its gravitational effect on the things they could see.
Opponents of sex education are forced to tailor their message to the Internet generation by presenting self-restraint not as a moral necessity but as a choice, as well as a form of birth control — the safest form — and from that, any smart student could deduce that sex involves making choices and that contraception is good.
Therefore, based on the results in Table 2, one could deduce that [l] only has a clear prestige in the 泉 Chôan dialect.
Therefore, we could deduce that, as the increasing of Zn deposition, the additional Zn atoms could gradually merge into the initially formed Zn3Si1 clusters, leading to the formation of Zn5Si2 and finally the Zn7Si3 clusters.
From our study, we could deduce that incorporation of P-compost at 30 t ha−1 could stimulate alfalfa growth by a positive effect on plant length and leaf expansion.
Overall, it could deduce that OH-SWCNTs have relatively favorable sensitivity to SO2, and good selectivity to other gases, which is consistent with the theoretical calculation, bringing about the conclusion that the functional group-modified CNTs are promising materials for sensors to detect SO2 and H2S.
I think anyone who passed Psych 101 could empirically deduce that ladies who do as such are saying they are children and want to be treated as such.
Surely not even the great detective himself could have deduced that was going to happen.
The questioner then asked questions of the answerer in an attempt to secure concessions from which a contradiction could be deduced: that is, to refute (elenchein) the answerer's position.
Natural interactions among cells, within and between types, could be deduced that way and complex morphogenetic processes reconstructed in retrospect, i.e. not in real time but faithfully.
The only pattern we could deduce was that the variant 4 9 combinations were all non-hemocyte combinations.
