Sentence examples for inferred reasonably from inspiring English sources

The physical size of the conductive filament in oxygen vacancy-deficient layer is narrower than in the oxygen vacancy-rich layer [19], so it can be inferred reasonably that the filament in HfO2 layer is thicker and more intensive.

Many have inferred, and reasonably so, that the Tosafists were not only scholars but communal leaders... like all true leaders they molded the law to fit the needs of their people... What legitimized, in the eyes of the Tosafists, this radical reinterpretation?

References lacking phylogeny depictions and not providing sufficient information in the text to infer a reasonably well-resolved source tree were not used, nor were those that included only unrooted trees, unless the presence of non-placental taxa or clearly identified paralogous genes made rooting uncontroversial.

"He said he heard 4 to 5 shots . . . and because he said he saw 2 persons with weapons"—someone with a.357 and someone with a 9-millimetre—"it could be reasonably inferred that the one or both fired".

"He said he heard 4 to 5 shots . . . and because he said he saw 2 persons with weapons" — someone with a.357 and someone with a 9-millimetre — "it could be reasonably inferred that the one or both fired".

It said that the ad was a parody of awards ceremonies, and that it could not be reasonably inferred from watching it that alcohol consumption should take priority in life or be indispensable.

Indeed, a jury may have reasonably inferred from this testimony, and other related testimony offered at the trial, that a warning, placed on the baking soda before 1979, may have had some impact on Graves' knowledge concerning the product's efficacy.

10 is not precisely attested, but reasonably inferred from the date of the SCU [the senatus consultum ultimum].

But in a ruling Tuesday, O'Brien wrote that the odor could be "reasonably inferred to be emanating from the facility," and determined that the city is "likely to prevail" in declaring the odor a public nuisance.

Thus, Leptospira Lig proteins, which possess 90 amino acid Ig-like repeated domains that bind to Fn, could be reasonably inferred to serve a similar role.

All candidate recombinants were then filtered to retain only those where both putative recombinant regions were longer than 100nt, so that phylogenetic trees could be reasonably inferred for both regions.