Sentence examples for deduced i from inspiring English sources

12.08pm BST "As a newcomer to watching the French Open (yes I am unemployed, well deduced), I've been shocked by the empty seats," writes James Furlong.

And for that matter would we be conscious and unbroken following the sudden deceleration (I'd slept through an entire semester of physics class, except for one day, why did it have to be the day we studied inertia) "Let's see from 60 mph to 0 mph in about a second-hmmm," I quickly deduced, "I bet that's probably gonna hurt".

The following facts were deduced: (i) Non-enzymatic hydrolysis of enantiopure (R)- 5a (e.r. >99/<1) gave (S)- 5b with an e.r. of 81 19, indicating that inversion through SN2 at C is a dominant pathway.

From these results, the following two essential consequences can be deduced: (i) An impact of the reporter GFP on pre-protein import as already shown in Figure 3a becomes evident and (ii) import across the PPM can depend on discrete positively charged residues rather than on a global basic net charge of the TP, but not in either case (see Figure 2d).

However, depending on how the read (pairs) span the block, different number of haplotypes will be deduced i.e. all underlying haplotypes are not always revealed.

He tells me to climb into it 'like a straitjacket' and I deduce I'm the only one of us who's not well acquainted with straitjackets.

If we take such a definition for granted, it is possible to deduce circumstances in which a person will most probably be angry; for example, we can deduce (i) in what state of mind people are angry and (ii) against whom they are angry and (iii) for what sorts of reason.

As you can probably deduce, I did not earn a wage that made for comfortable living.

I deduced that I needed to go through one of the doors, so that's what I did.

This audience, I deduce as I listen to the makar, does not love Ukip.

So I deduced that if I put the "Latin" aside and didn't refer to it at all, I could explain the basic physics of music in a simple and unobstructed way.