Sentence examples for not easy to deduce from inspiring English sources

It was not easy to deduce the structure of the nanofibre, but the elemental composition shown in Figure 6(b) corresponded to an amorphous silicon carbide.

Although it is not easy to deduce a general rule for the movement since p 3 ′ changes in a complicated way, I can show an interesting result in a special case.

Although linkage results are conclusive regarding fusion of these two chromosomes in North American Atlantic salmon, it is not easy to deduce the architecture of this chromosome.

Whereas they have some important conclusions for understanding the relationship between an economy and an environment, it is not so easy to deduce a concrete policy implication from those works.

Similarly, although not evidenced in previous clinical trials, it is easy to deduce that large tumor size, multifocality, and ureteral location would be associated with impaired function of the kidney with tumor (the kidney that would be removed); thus, they were demonstrated to be "protective" factor for postoperative eGFR after adjusting for preoperative renal function.

It is easy to deduce that although Stoke are now an established Premier League force, they are not viewed as a club where forwards can enhance their careers – at least not forwards of the calibre they seek.

From the results obtained, especially the graphic design projects handed in, it was easy to deduce that these results were unsatisfactory, even though the level of difficulty of the assessment activities was not very high.

It is easy to deduce where Mr. Mamet's sympathies now lie by the way the laughs land.

It would be too easy to deduce from this that the Tea Party is simply a creation of big business and the rightwing media.

While the records are currently anonymized, it is fairly easy to deduce from birth dates and other details the identity of each individual.

Luckily it was easy to deduce the variant spellings from the crossing clues — after all, there is no "izle" of Capri.