Sentence examples for is inferred to represent from inspiring English sources
A fragmentary pattern of glacial lineations is inferred to represent ice build-up in the mountains.
In this context, the Cork Fault is inferred to represent a fundamental crustal discontinuity but does not represent the eastern margin of Rodinia because the Thomson Orogen is floored by Precambrian continental crust.
The Messel locality is inferred to represent a paratropical Eocene rain forest.
The first region, with a small but focal spatial extent, shows a clear undershoot with decreasing magnitude under increasing diffusion weighting, which is inferred to represent intravascular signal from larger vessels with large apparent diffusion coefficients (ADC), or high mobility.
This allows for the network that is inferred to represent the strongest overall relationships in the data.
Each of the 13 clades is additionally supported by morphological synapomophies and is inferred to represent a major evolutionary lineage in Dryopteris.
If Giardia is indeed part of the earliest derived extant lineage of the eukaryotes and therefore existed prior to the plant-animal split [ 44, 46, 47] the ten families with representatives in Giardia are inferred to represent the basic set of kinesin families in early eukaryotes.
Highest reef platforms at about 20-28 (possibly rising up to ~35) m amsl are inferred to represent the Late Pleistocene terraces (LPT).
The magnetization lows are inferred to represent the sites of hydrothermal alteration of magnetic minerals caused by submarine hydrothermal fluid circulation.
Electrical images from 0 to 2 m depth, incorporating the shallow root zone, were inferred to represent spatiotemporal variability of moisture between tree and non-tree areas resulting from hydraulic redistribution (HR).
The Curiosity rover discovered fine-grained sedimentary rocks, which are inferred to represent an ancient lake and preserve evidence of an environment that would have been suited to support a martian biosphere founded on chemolithoautotrophy.
