Sentence examples for impossible to deduce from inspiring English sources
It is, I do not exaggerate, entirely impossible to deduce which is the one you are supposed to be liking.
It was impossible to deduce from the data exactly where the officers in specialized units were working.
BigString makes those addresses from randomly generated number sequences that are so long that they would be virtually impossible to deduce.
Rihanna's persona is one that throws up a smokescreen that renders it impossible to deduce whether there is far more, or far less, going on beneath the surface.
(Because the combined wealth of the players is not constant, it is impossible to deduce one player's payoff from the payoff of the other; consequently, both players' payoffs must be given).
Considering the horrific injuries suffered by Crolla, it's almost impossible to deduce a winner in this bout because there simply isn't enough information on how successfully he has been able to return.
No reaction time is given; thus it is impossible to reliably deduce a residence time:conversion pair in Tables 7 and 10.
The reason for this major limitation lies in the small size of their defining element, the CB helix, and the considerable age of the families under study, which renders it impossible to simply deduce the order of their emergence from a phylogenetic analysis of the primary sequences.
Moreover, while current antiretroviral therapy is efficacious only if applied with continuity, it is of utter interest to study its effect on the dynamics of the virus; by simulating on a computer the infection, before, during and after the therapy, we can get insights otherwise difficult or even impossible to be deduced in vivo.
One expert who was not involved in the study, David B. Allison, the director of the Nutrition Obesity Research Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, said it was impossible from the data to deduce a cause and effect, since any number of factors that could influence obesity rates may have changed over time.
She encouraged us to deduce.
