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It may be deduced that its poor catalytic activity at low temperature is due to poor accessibility of MAO to chloride and, hence, less alkylation.

After conducting experiments and subsequent simulations for a number of different formulations it may be deduced which formulation performs best.

It may be deduced from the way Ge's post carefully balances promises to both ad-beseiged users of Facebook and the companies paying Facebook to besiege them.

It may be deduced that both individual- and multi-responses optimizations are useful for the recommendation of optimal process parameters and catalyst compositions for the CO2-OCM process.

It may be deduced from the relevant regression equations that the optimum SMBS inclusions are 2.47 g kg−1 for weight gains and 2.14 g kg−1 for feed conversion ratios.

However, because dopamine (also a catecholamine released at sympathetic nerve endings) is present in urine in amounts far in excess of the amount that might be filtered from the blood, it may be deduced that some dopamine is formed within the kidney.

In this paper, we show that, even if all of the homologs of a gene are unannotated, its function may be deduced through phylogenetic profiling.

Conversely, a body that is observed not to be accelerated may be deduced to have no net force acting on it.

Because so few examples have survived in England, while examples have been found abroad for example, in Italy it may be deduced that Turkey work was an export item.

Furthermore, several special cases may be deduced from the primary results in this paper.

Once resolution effects are corrected by measuring the PDF of calibration materials, accurate crystallite sizes may be deduced by fitting the data.