Sentence examples for inferred to from inspiring English sources
"inferred to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
In this context, it means to deduce something from available evidence. For example, "The thief's location was inferred to be in the nearby town."
Beyond that was something my white cane inferred to be an open manhole.
This article was amended on 5 May 2012 to remove an ambiguous phrase that could be inferred to be inconsistent with Guardian editorial guidelines.
The first new species in the genus since 1847, it must be inferred to be threatened along with the others and for the same reason, overfishing.
They are inferred to have derived from debris avalanches.
Sediment infill is inferred to have formed in situ.
According to this method, pellets >6 mm diameter are inferred to be deposited by adults, while those <6 mm are inferred to be from juveniles or kittens.
We describe how the library fragments are recombined and inferred to build pharmacophores for new targets.
These genes were inferred to be correlated with the CA production.
The explosivity is inferred to have increased over time because the abundance of large scoria increased.
Lessons and policy recommendations from existing literature are inferred to guide marine resources management decisions.
A fragmentary pattern of glacial lineations is inferred to represent ice build-up in the mountains.
