Sentence examples for possible to deduce that from inspiring English sources

However, by looking at the MS/MS spectra, it is possible to deduce that Sequest is less stringent in terms of spectral quality.

From biochemical experiments, it was possible to deduce that quinolone action involved interactions with DNA, likely via intercalation, and interactions with the enzyme, likely to both subunits (Heddle and Maxwell 2002; Heddle et al. 2000).

From further consideration of the first emotionality factor/trait it is possible to deduce that spatial orientation and exploration of new surroundings are probably impaired in Gsx rats, as reflected in particular by the number of rearings in the peripheral area and the number of line crossings in the open field test.

It is newly possible to deduce that Papa was far weirder, in a positive sense, than he liked to pretend, and that his texts contain, just below their rigidly tumescent surface, deep glimmering pools of sexual ambiguity and gender liquidity.

It said that "it is also possible to deduce" that Georges Wildenstein maintained contact throughout the war with Roger Duquoy, a former employee who ran the Wildensteins' Paris gallery during the war and who also did business with Haberstock.

Once most or all of the relative ages of various strata have been determined in a region, it may be possible to deduce that certain units have been offset by movement along fractures or faults while others have not.

It is therefore feasible to deduce that consensus is indeed possible between clients and professionals within the acute-care setting.

In the case of (5), as more than one specific compound is named as a substrate/product, it is possible to deduce substructures that are common to each substrate and/or product.

It is easy to deduce that (1.6).

Is that a good reason to deduce that housing has bottomed?

So it's possible to deduce from this that dots are more popular than dashes, and that's why The Caretaker had a longer run than The Birthday Party.