Sentence examples for having been deduced from inspiring English sources

There are relatively few direct, experimental demonstrations of their roles in pollen transfer, however, many of the relationships having been deduced from observations of visits and from examination of pollen on the insects' mouthparts (as reviewed in [ 13, 16]).

Analysis of differential gene expression between species corroborates at the whole genomic level of 15,000 genes, with previous results having been deduced by allozyme and DNA molecular polymorphisms.

What was happening might have been deduced merely from observation.

3An asterisk indicates that a preceding word is unattested but has been deduced from attested derivatives.

We [then] go back to the genome models [and] see whether your peptide sequences match what has been deduced from the genome sequence.

From this it has been deduced that he never saw the painting, since he never went to Fontainebleau and the portrait as we know it certainly looks finished.

This is based on materials whose date has been deduced from alternative methods, such as tree ring analysis, and is always being updated and refined.

The ancient levels have been deduced by studying rocks and fossils and what they reveal about the chemical reactions that occurred when they were laid down.

He derived the law empirically, unaware that it already had been deduced theoretically by the U.S. meteorologist William Ferrel, whose priority Buys Ballot later acknowledged.

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.

Some special cases have been deduced.