Sentence examples for inference of green from inspiring English sources

The inference of green endosymbiosis preceding red plastid acquisition in these lineages leads to worryingly complicated evolutionary scenarios, prompting the search for other explanations for the green phylogenetic signal and the amount of hosts involved.

This focus upon the 'local' does not permit inferences on to what extent the overall level of green space for larger areas (e.g. cities) may be related to health; indeed, a recent paper which reports higher rates of all-cause mortality in greener US cities [ 60] demonstrates the importance of differentiating between studies according to the geographical scale of the analytical unit.

However, we found no evidence that either type of green space influenced mortality outcomes in New Zealand, hence cannot make inference as to the likely mechanism.

Thus, the relative contributions of blue, violet and green lights, and by inference of melanopsin-expressing RGC, S- and M-cones, in the establishment of nonvisual responses to light have not been assessed in humans.

One particularly troublesome outcome is the consistent inference of independent origins of red algae and green plants, at odds with the more widely accepted view of a monophyletic Plantae comprising all eukaryotes with primary plastids.

"Anne of Green Gables".

Paler shade of green?

Consequently, based on computational analyses and statistical inferences ("Computational analysis") we conclude that operational decisions can be significantly effective in a way that reduces transportation costs and improves the level of green ratio and customer satisfaction.

So what of Green ambitions?

A Different Shade Of Green.

Wear lots of green, especially green dresses.