Sentence examples for may deduce from from inspiring English sources
His approach, as you may deduce from the images here, was rather unconventional.
And she has, despite what you may deduce from her press clippings, been making an effort to get her act together.
Etruscan ladies were often literate, as one may deduce from the inscriptions on their mirrors, and even learned, if Livy's portrayal of Tanaquil as skilled in augury may be trusted.
Therefore we may deduce from Theorem 4.23 that (4.71) is oscillatory if.
Let us assume for a moment that the set E is so good to satisfy a Poincaré inequality for some universal constant depending only on n and let us see what information we may deduce from (5.6).
One may deduce from the previous computations that begin{aligned} xmapsto varphi (x -frac{1}{2}|x -frac{1}{d text{ is } text{ maximal } text{ at } x=x_0 end{aligned}and, if (varphi ) is differentiable at (x_0), one gets (nabla varphi (x_0)=x_0-y_0,) i.e. (y_0=x_0-nabla varphi (x_0)).
We may deduce the following Remark 2.1 from Lemma 2.4 immediately.
From this, we may deduce that λ 3 ( z ) is a zero of the denominator of (65), whose only real root is 1 / 2 + 1 / 6.
From this we may deduce that different Geobacillus strains have a highly variable capacity to degrade hemicellulose polymers.
From the presented numerical results, we may deduce the following.
From B'(0) = γB 0) we may deduce the relation (28).
