"infer impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something has an effect or consequence. For example, "Skipping meals can have a negative impact on your health - let's infer impact of this behavior."
Calculate ballistic trajectories and infer the impact distances by comparing the trajectory with Ruapehu's topography 3.
The main issue is how to infer the impact on an entire population of the toxic effects observed in individuals.
We used glasshouse populations of figs (with and without female plants), pollinators and parasitoids to infer the impact of female figs on fig wasp dynamics.
It is important to note that only 6%% of banks in the sample charge an annual fee for debit cards.6 Even so, we exploit such variation to infer the impact of debit card fees on acquirer (Eq. 1) and issuer (Eq. 2) volumes.
It is not possible to infer the impact of the differences between the two ARG81 forms on protein activity.
To make it easier to compare two or more annotated regions (e.g. comparing variant regions with IRs to infer the impact of alternative splicing), unnecessary subsections can be collapsed.
Conversely it is recognised that an ecological approach cannot show individual-level effects of vaccine and can only infer the impact of the vaccine at the population level without causation.
Obviously, approaches based on rare variants to infer functional impact [ 53] consider low frequency as a necessary but not sufficient condition to justify the existence of a selective pressure against such variants.
For each gene, we computed the polarized McDonald Kreitman test (MK test; McDonald and Kreitman 1991) in order to infer the impact of natural selection in the human lineage, that is, since the split with chimpanzee.
These estimates may be synthesized and compared among sister taxa and used to infer the impact of the biogeographic or climatic context or other historical processes on patterns of genetic differences among groups [ 10- 12].
