Sentence examples for make deductions and from inspiring English sources
Leadership seems to be vested in Ha, and it is he who is the first to be picked off by a Homo sapiens directed arrow; it is often the women who are quickest to make deductions and arrive at decisions.
For purposes of generalization inferential statistics were used to make deductions and generalizations about the whole population.
Making deductions and expectations about climate has been a challenge all through mankind's history.
Because of today's convoluted tax code, which makes deductions and loopholes disproportionately available to ultra-high earners, many of those with incomes in the stratosphere actually pay a smaller portion of their total income than the rest of us.
They have allowed scholars to make deductions about economic and linguistic links that existed between East Anglia and other parts of both England and northern Europe during his reign, as well as aspects of his own identity and rule.
"They aim not just to quantify markers … you're actually able to localize [markers], look at them, and make deductions from the cell shape or the nuclear shape overall," says Shaf Yousaf, head of technology and business development at MilliporeSigma in Billerica, Massachusetts.
You then make deductions from employees who want to join and forward those to the firm that's providing the pension.
The five sections are as follows (Watson & Glaser, 2010): ✓ to make correct inferences ✓ to recognize assumptions ✓ to make deductions ✓ to come to conclusions ✓ to interpret and evaluate arguments.
Combining the findings of the physico-chemical and in vitro studies, we can make deductions on the mechanisms of radioprotection by melanins.
Some clever people try to make deductions from census figures for border districts, but that's not very useful.
