Sentence examples for deduce the origin from inspiring English sources

A specific methodology combining post-mortem observations with a statistical analysis of tensile failure stresses (average strength and Weibull modulus) was conducted to deduce the origin of failure for each cement-based composite (porosity or ceramic particles/matrix decohesion).

If this is true, the hydrogen isotope ratio of methane in geological samples would be useless as a tracer to deduce the origin of methane.

Based on the research above, it is not very difficult to deduce the origin of pyrite and gypsum in the brown concretions.

Thus, it is difficult to deduce the origin of the virus.

The carbon and oxygen stable isotopic composition of the sediments, suspended-load river input and the carbonate bedrock can be used to deduce the origins of lacustrine carbonate (Mauger and Compton 2011).

In 2011, Paprotka et et al. were able to deduce the origins of XMRV.

A long-established sea barrier results in marked differences between the animal life and vegetation even of adjacent islands, and from these differences may be deduced the origin of an island.

Some explicitly state that special initial conditions are needed for the thermodynamic arrow, but differ with the conventional 'statistical' school in deducing the origin of these initial conditions.

We examine 14 water samples to determine the levels of 12 solute elements or components and the isotopic ratios of H, He, C, O, and Sr, and we perform correlation analysis of the data to deduce the source materials and origin of the deep brine.

In forensic casework it is highly relevant to be able to deduce the species origin of an unknown biological sample.

Even though it is difficult to deduce the exact origin of the EWE II deposit in SAT 8, the presence of open marine planktonic forman-ifera, which are absent in the overlying deposits from periodic events may point to tsunami (cf. Luque et al., 2002; Uchida et al., 2010).