Sentence examples for inferred directly from inspiring English sources

Although only ~ 100 chemical exposure rates have been inferred directly from NHANES, these inferred exposure rates have served as a training set for the development of consensus model 'Exposure Predictions'.

Using a methodology with such ingredients built-in, constraint can be inferred directly, circumventing the complications arising from indirect inference via conservation.

Because of the variability in the yield coefficient, substrate concentration could not be inferred directly.

Both these rates can be inferred directly from the eigensystem of the numerical derivative operator.

This is certainly the case with two-line subtitles because they provide a considerable amount of content information that cannot be inferred directly from the pictorial information.

Boolean networks can be inferred directly from experimental gene expression time-series data (Akutsu et al. 1999, D'haeseleer et al. 2000).

This absence of correlations ensures that we can infer directly from the local behavior to the system scale behavior – which would be impossible if geometrical correlations between different control volumes were present.

I am referring to organisations such as the European Investment Bank, the ECIP and AL-Invest, from which I infer directly that the European Union is in favour of the development aid being granted.

It is unclear why this has occurred and it is difficult to infer directly that this is due to current policies to improve prevention of CKD and the identification and management of people with CKD.

It is not necessary to infer directly P, since SNPs with site patterns that are uniform where all allele states are 0 or 1 are treated as null positions, while those that are not uniform are treated as phylogenetic.

Metabolic flux analysis with carbon labeling experiments (C-MFA) matured as the state-of-the-art technique to infer directly immeasurable in vivo central metabolic reaction rates, the fluxome, by rigorous mathematical modeling (Sauer, 2006; Wiechert, 2001).