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The molecular assays often have low temporal resolution, and receptor desensitization is mostly inferred at the single signaling molecule level.

In the age of genomics, convergent evolution is mostly inferred based on existing phylogenies (i.e., after the actual analysis) and is often used to explain incongruencies between the phylogenetic signal obtained from molecular versus morphological datasets.

Taxonomical positions and phylogenetic relationships concerning the representative genera and species of this family have been mostly inferred based upon comparisons between morphological characters.

Horizontal transmission has been mostly inferred from phylogenetic studies but the mechanisms of spread are still largely a mystery.

The validity of the EWL-60-S has been mostly inferred from the validity studies of the EWL-N and –K, from which most of the EWL-60-S items were taken.

For the fabarum, cardui and confusus morphs of L. fabarum (see Figure  1), in which sexual and asexual lineages may occur, reproductive modes were mostly inferred from the field sex ratios.

While atom mappings for reactions are currently mostly inferred using chemoinformatics methods (Raymond et al., 2002; Arita, 2003; Hattori et al., 2003), this information will likely be made accessible in dedicated databases in the coming years.

"Talk" is made up entirely of talk; stage directions must be inferred, but action is mostly lacking, anyway.

If the internal aldimine of the mutant enzymes is mostly in the carbinolamine form, as inferred from the absorption spectra shown in Figure 1, it must be dehydrated (through the protonation of the hydroxyl group followed by the elimination of water) in order to be converted into the ketoenamine that is able to react with the incoming amino group of the substrates.

The inferred tree is mostly well resolved and, except for some short internal branches, well supported.

However, until estimates are available, advancing a CST rate for a given system is mostly arbitrary, unless prevalence data on both species can help inferring epidemiological parameters.