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SEM-EDS and XRD analysis confirmed the existence of manganese carbonate on the surface of engineered hydrochar, from which we inferred the chemical complexation between KMnO4 and hydrochar.

A total of 731 genomes were included, from which we inferred the phylogeny of H3N2 influenza virus since 1996.

However, the alignment from which we inferred the gag tree was manually constructed and its accuracy tested by comparative analyses.

Comparative analysis of the transcriptome of six conifer species yielded 191 orthologues, from which we inferred a phylogenetic tree, evolutionary patterns and calculated rates of gene diversion.

The average Pu Pu isotopic ratio was 0.21 ± 0.06 (n = 23), from which we inferred that the Pu source is indeed atomic bomb test fallout (Kelley et al. 1999; Warneke et al. 2002).

Our analysis revealed that the level of mitotic activation of NSCs observed in directly affected areas of the niche during the sub-acute post-ischaemic phase was similar to the activation of NSCs (GFAP +/PH3 + cells) after AraC treatment (Fig. 3), from which we inferred that ischaemic damage of the SEZ maximally stimulated the directly affected NSC pool.

According to this account, there are no mental images or "ideas" from which we infer the hardness of the table.

For pressure sensations do not function as intermediaries of which we are aware that imagistically represent the table's hardness and from which we infer its existence.

No major geomorphic changes are identified within the later part of the Holocene, from which we infer that increased aridity has slowed evolution of the landscape.

In combining imagery with topographic data, our geomorphologic map reveals a stratigraphic sequence from which we infer process interactions between units.

Once again, there are no ideas from which we infer moral judgments and the process of judgment formation is itself noninferential.