"one could infer" is correct and usable in written English.
This expression is used to suggest a conclusion that can be drawn from evidence or information. For example, "From the sales figures, one could infer that the product is not popular with consumers."
Based on this, one could infer that OR gene expression in the early embryo may be related to trophectoderm development that allows for proper placental OR protein expression in response to molecules from different dietary compounds.
Based on these data, one could infer that each patient had on average 6.7 opportunities to detect the presence of impaired kidney function.
Based on their work, one could infer concealed ability of CEOSs for predicting hydrate equilibria even in the presence of large amounts of inhibitors.
Performance would be affected only by using two different systems trained on two different populations, whilst one could infer a new integrated model which takes into account such regional differences and aims at the same diagnostic ability in different settings.
Based on the descriptive analysis previously presented, one could infer that this effect should be particularly relevant for workers who start with a temporary contract and obtain a permanent one after a spell of unemployment.
Based on the scarcity of literature reports so far, one could infer that to date very little progress has been made in identifying optimization-ready leads from phenotypic screens.
Accordingly, one could infer that the influence of state ownership on the construction of interlocking directorate networks can be differentiated based on the executive levels of SASACs.
I guess one message we could infer is that nobody really knows anybody, and even the apparently perfect can be pushed too far.
15 While there have been no dedicated head to head trials of clopidogrel vs aspirin among patients with ischaemic stroke, based on the aforementioned clinical trial data, one could indirectly infer that clopidogrel may be better than aspirin for secondary stroke prevention in patients with ischaemic stroke overall.
But one could also infer that stable couples are more likely to marry than unstable ones.
One could also infer from her fiction and from her interviews that she is not now married.
