Sentence examples for might be deduced from inspiring English sources

All of it might be deduced if it was known who commissioned it.

That Mr. Zabar is operating in good faith, not to mention pouring upwards of $500,000 of his own into renovations and code compliance, might be deduced from his lack of interest in Eli-izing the farmstand's name.

As might be deduced from this, the Lincolnshire wolds have long been a popular place to settle, not least for the area's well-earned reputation as a producer of fine food.

Perched on top is a tiny self-portrait composed of little more than an oval and some expressive punctuation (from which the entire career of Julian Opie might be deduced).

The resulting fossil bed thus has a long climate record in its pollens, buried plants and windborne particles, as well as a long yardstick of the animals and what might be deduced about their lives.

something much more complex and many-sided than he had previously had any idea of, and that its office was to supply, not a set of model institutions but principles from which the institutions suitable to any given circumstances might be deduced.

She said investigators might be deducing the names of patients through old-fashioned detective work, such as looking through a building visitors log.

Of course, a trendy, Pikettyish reason might also be deduced for the promised renaissance of the outermost planet.

In general, whether a spacecraft used video technology or digital sensors, three successive shots were taken in black and white, each using a different frequency filter, so color information might later be deduced.

It might also be deduced that electronic factors dominate over steric factors since selectivity was not observed for more sterically crowded Zr-complexes [26].

Possibly unknown gene functions might even be deduced from the inducing substrate that is used.