Sentence examples for is often inferred from inspiring English sources
The polyphyletic nature of the Pleuronectiformes is often inferred to be the result of weak historical signal and/or artifact of phylogenetic inference due to a bias in the data.
It is often inferred that if they don't approve the compensation recommended, senior management might resign, leaving a real problem for the business.
Much wrongdoing is hidden shoplifting is often inferred from stock-takes rather than noticed at the time.
On her new album, "Vespertine" (Elektra), the beat is often inferred from blips and hisses of static, while her voice traces long, scalloped melody lines across translucent backdrops (keyboards, orchestras, choirs, music boxes) and blotches of muffled distortion.
The function of unknown genes is often inferred from comparisons to well-characterized homologs.
This blended curve is often inferred by consensus estimates based on the Markit XVA service.
Conformational dynamics are often inferred and quantified from the motional averaging of the NMR parameters.
Current rock brittleness estimation models are often inferred from mechanical parameters and mineralogical data, which primarily use empirical equations.
The parameters of environmental simulation models are often inferred by minimizing differences between simulated output and observed data.
The patterns of deformation for the strongly progradational model are strikingly similar to present day stratal geometries of the Capitan depositional system that are often inferred to be primarily depositional in origin.
Major crustal-scale breaks have been interpreted in some of the profiles, and are often inferred to be relict sutures between different crustal blocks, as well as sometimes being important conduits for mineralising fluids to reach the upper crust.
