The higher expression may be a result ultimately deducible from oncogenic transformation.
This result was not easily deducible from the equation structure of the circadian clock model, and could not be detected in the global metamodelling.
Other facts of importance bearing upon the issue may possibly be deducible from the evidence, or be within the judicial knowledge of that court.
Existence and uniqueness of solution of BVP (1 - 2) is deducible from condition (6), (see[3]).
Similarly, many of the phenomena presented by vitamins, not being as yet deducible, are still emergent, but will probably be resultant for future bio-chemistry.
Such a formula, or at least an equation in x and y (involving no derivatives) that is deducible from the differential equation, is called a solution of the differential equation.
Given a logical deduction system H the relation ⊢ defined by X ⊢ a if a is deducible from X in H is a finitary consequence relation.
But then Bosanquet adds that "every verified result is pro tanto a confirmation of any principles from which it is deducible" (ibid).. Inference, then, is neither deductive (i.e., from general principles) nor inductive (e.g., from instances or sense data, but "systematic"—it proceeds from within a whole or a system.
These results reveal that social group properties, such as encounter structure, are affected by, but not deducible from the average spatial distances alone.
It ought never to have taken a lab test to bolster a claim deducible from the documentary record.
That is, the attributes of the whole are not deducible from analysis of the parts in isolation.
