We deduce that the conclusions of Theorem 4.1 hold true as an immediate consequence of Theorem 2.1.
The fact that the 9% no-response rate was lower than that usually reported in this type of study and that the lack of answers was not concentrated in any particular group allows us to deduce that the conclusions are not overly biased.
If, note that and we deduce that, thus the conclusion holds.
Instead, it simply deduces that such a conclusion is "inescapable," "certain enough," "a virtual certainty" and "highly probable".
With these results, one conclusion could be deduced that the surface properties of PET could be influenced by the relative content of N element chemically bonded at surface, which in turn was controlled by the working power of ion source.
Based on the XPS results, one conclusion could be deduced that the Fe clusters are stable in the abovementioned thin-air condition at room temperature.
Based on these conclusions, it can be deduced that the proposed HVGE method is very robust and efficient for alcoholic EEG signal analysis and classification.
The problem, known as the Cartesian Circle, is that Descartes's account of how we gain this knowledge begs the question, by attempting to deduce the conclusion that all our intuitions are true from intuited premises.
Astronomers have deduced that astonishing conclusion from the following facts: The Milky Way's familiar pinwheel of relatively young stars sits amid an extended spherical halo of older stars and gas.
Gates: Anecdotal evidence can be evidence, which may itself be true and verifiable, that is used to deduce a conclusion that does not follow from it, usually by generalizing from an insufficient amount of evidence.
A retrieves the premise that together with the content of B's response allows her to deduce a conclusion that is reasonable to think B intends her to make, given that it seems the most relevant (the one with more cognitive positive effects — as implicatures in this case — with low processing costs).
