Sentence examples for deduced about from inspiring English sources

THERE are a few things that can be deduced about race-car drivers, based on watching Helio Castroneves.

From them, some general features can be deduced about recent extinctions that also provide clues to the future.

Most of the solid surfaces in the solar system are pockmarked with large craters, and much has been deduced about the processes that take place when they form.

These are just some of the conclusions of a new study by Cambridge psychologists into what can be deduced about a person by analysing their Facebook "likes".

I sometimes wonder what could be responsibly deduced about a poet whose work you'd never actually read — if you were supplied only with a bare-bones concordance providing tables of vocabulary frequency.

The resulting fossil bed thus has a long climate record in its pollens, buried plants and windborne particles, as well as a long yardstick of the animals and what might be deduced about their lives.

-After reading the article, what can you deduce about the perspective of the journalist?

What can you deduce about folks from the kind of stuff they throw out?

There are some things you can deduce about Factory Floor from their name, and some you can't.

It seemed fair to ask Ms. Oppewall what she thinks someone looking at her house might deduce about the person who resides there.

"Alison Willetts is not his first mistake," Thorne deduces about the first victim to be left alive, after a couple of women have been killed.