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Discover LudwigThe phrase "inferred in" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when referring to something that has been implied, but not directly stated. For example, "He strongly suggested that he was unhappy in his job, which I inferred in his tone of voice."
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Asperity distribution on the plate interface can be inferred in various ways.
Tukey means separation analysis was inferred in order to group the means.
Optimality test is inferred in this study to guarantee to obtain the unique solution.
Given the serious nature of what Buckmaster inferred in his post about Village Voice Media newspapers and backpage.com, we can't sit on our hands and be silent.
Similar processes have been inferred in the debris disks around Fomalhaut and AU Microscopii.
Maximum likelihood phylogenetic trees were inferred in RAxML 7.0.3 using 3 codon-position partitions [95].
In fact, asymmetries between both lineages can also be inferred in a temporal pattern.
In addition, Bayesian trees were inferred in MrBayes 3.1.1 [97] using also 3 codon-position partitions.
A total of 105 sires were inferred in all 20 broods.
Haplotypes were inferred in each population sample using the program PHASE (ver. 2) [64].
To date, an involvement of TNAP has been inferred in GABAergic neurotransmission only [33].
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