Sentence examples for inferred during from inspiring English sources

The fastest glacier retreats observed during historical time (for instance, the opening of Glacier Bay, Alaska), as well as those inferred during the demise of the great Quaternary ice sheets, were caused by this mechanism.

The stadial phases inferred during LEZ 6 reveal initiation of eolian dust deflation.

Some relations are inferred during the question generation process, and those are called secondary relations.

However, the rock uplift rate inferred during this pulse is not as high as is predicted if the central Andean Plateau grew as a result of loss of unstable lithospheric mantle.

Thus, while initially walking or standing could only be inferred during a short period of time around the interaction with the environment, after transfer learning to an on-body sensor, the capability to infer walking or standing is continuously available.

While a natural anchorage is inferred during the Bronze Age, we expound the increasing weight of anthropogenic forcings from the Iron Age onwards, culminating in a technological apogee during the Byzantine period (Hohlfelder, R.L., 1997. Building harbours in the early Byzantine era: the persistence of Roman technology.

Then, from data on coins hoarded from 100 B.C.E. to 50 C.E., the researchers inferred population during that era.

High-resolution pollen analysis of laminated marine sediments from ODP Hole 1034B in Saanich Inlet, British Columbia reveals changes in vegetation and inferred climate during the Holocene.

Therefore, we inferred that, during cold stress, the cell wall of the paper mulberry experienced the confrontation between loosening and rigidifying.

Thus, it can be inferred that during the docking procedure the interactions of PHC with residues Arg 61, Arg 65, and Glu 109 of ApoE4 were only the result of static contacts.

Therefore, we inferred that during the early capitulum developmental stages, light plays a signal-activating role in the anthocyanin biosynthetic process or induces the generation of physiological substances in the capitulum that are necessary for flower development and pigmentation.