Sentence examples for observations deduce from inspiring English sources

All these observations deduce the proof.

His main point was that theories differed only insofar as their concepts could be cashed out in observations deduced from them.

With accumulating structural data, it has become possible to mine for more complete and complex structural observations, deducing more accurate generalizations.

To the Editor: In noting the atrophy of conversational skills wrought by texting, e-mailing, tweeting and so on, Sherry Turkle echoes J. B. Priestley's uncannily prescient observation, deduced long before the advent of these near pre-emptive modes of human interaction: "The more elaborate our means of communication, the less we communicate".

The observation deduced from Fig. 7 is confirmed by the data collected in Tables 1, 2, 3 and 4. Open image in new window Fig. 7 Ratio of the chloride concentration at depth x or ( rho_{1} ) from the external exposed surface C and the chloride concentration on the external surface C 0 as function of time of exposure to chloride t.

A general observation deduced from all extracted TR families is that monomers in arrays positioned on the same chromosome do not group with a frequency significantly higher than monomers located on non-homologous chromosomes.

'From my observations, I deduce we must be in Florence, the most populous city in Tuscany, with 370,000 residents,' he said.

Ultimately, the scientists hoped to be able to use geoneutrino observations to deduce the amount of radioactive heat generated within the Earth, which is generally thought to represent 40 60% of the total heat the Earth dissipated each year.