Sentence examples for deduce changes from inspiring English sources
Jawbone believes this will provide more accurate readings than other devices that rely on accelerometer sensors to deduce changes via body movements.
Danilov ([2009]) and Danilov and Vanina-Dart ([2010]) used behavior of ionospheric parameters foF2 and hmF2 including their scatter to deduce changes of trends in thermospheric dynamics.
Time-series analysis of the plume hydrochemistry and stable isotope composition of dissolved species (δ34S-SO4, δ13C-TDIC δ13C-TDIC (TDIC = Total Dissolved Inorganic Carbon)) in groundwater samples from high-resolution multilevel samplers were used to deduce changes in the relative significance of biodegradation processes and microbial activity in the plume, induced by the PAT system over 3 years.
Lesions of internal organs can manifest as external symptoms, so we can deduce changes in the internal organs by observing the external body.
To deduce changes in the molecular composition of ECM during a HPC response we first created a hypothetical list of ECM constituents based on findings in the literature (see Table 1).
Our structures afforded the first opportunity to visualize the conformation of the scanning M domain and deduce changes that accompany TMD engagement.
Some researchers have deduced changes in patterns of seasonality.
Because all patients investigated were (when sampled) in early to middle stages of disease it has not been possible so far to follow or deduce how changes in plasma TDP-43 levels might change with disease progression or disease severity.
The use of broadband seismograms may be a promising way to deduce tilt changes at particular points (e.g., Aoyama and Oshima, 2008).
Electrical resistance was monitored simultaneously in order to deduce the changes in the through-the-thickness electrical conductivity caused by the addition of CNTs.
It was difficult to deduce which changes, if any, would increase potency at these positions.
