Sentence examples for having inferred from inspiring English sources

Following their break-up in 1980 she revealed Felt's name to the media, having inferred it from clues left by Bernstein.

But efforts to replace the scientific term are sure to run into opposition from consumer and natural food groups concerned about misleading the public.... Consumers have been slow to embrace irradiated meats, having inferred that irradiation is somehow involved in their preparation.

Having inferred a probability distribution <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0008327.e088.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> for questioned genotype Q, the next step [25] is to quantify its identification information by using a LR [48] that measures match rarity [31].

As a consequence of having inferred from the mouse study the ratios between brain and tumor transport parameters, TMZ intracellular AUC ratio between brain and tumor was close to the preclinical one as it was equal to 1.7, leading to a 1.7-fold higher final DNA adduct concentration in the tumor compared to the normal brain.

Having inferred the topology and transfer functions of the core network of S. cerevisiae, we now compute several topological features such as the mean p-bias, defined as the mean over all nodes of the fraction of inputs states which cause the output state in the next time moment to be equal to 1.

> Using the ontology-based inference from PharmGKB data, we have inferred 113 potential genes (Supplementary Table S3).

People have inferred that they had shorter lifespans".

In this equation, he has inferred that having a reduced United Nations role would be best.

However, the reader might have inferred that MSG is used in its preparation.

Maybe they would have inferred the truth: It's better not to ask.

It is, as you might already have inferred, all rather serious.