Sentence examples for regularly inferred from inspiring English sources
For example, given that hydroxybutyrate is seldom measured, diabetic ketoacidosis is, strictly speaking, an example of acidosis associated with large quantities of an unmeasured anion, although in practice its concentration is regularly inferred.
Soule also inferred that regularly spaced calls at 25- to 30-second intervals probably came from single animals, while shorter intervals of about 13 seconds hinted at two animals conversing.
Computational tools are now regularly used to infer function based upon significant sequence similarity toexperimentally verifiedproteins or putative proteins.
This estimation of not regularly registered immigrant presence had been previously inferred in the section on foreigners' health status in the 2007 report of the National Observatory of health in Italian Regions, a highly qualified Italian scientific institution [ 14].
In the Late Pleistocene to Recent P/Al (inferred nutrient availability), percent calcium carbonate (%CaCO3) and Ba/Al (inferred productivity) varied regularly at a period of 40 000 years with these factors lagging minimum global ice volumes (interglacials).
As a result, the fluid administration schemes do not exclusively follow fixed formulas but are regularly adjusted based on patient's clinical signs of adequate organ perfusion, as inferred from urine output (UOP) of 0.5 1.0 mL/kg/hr [ 11].
In fact, the Haenamichnus trackway demonstrates that the presumed azhdarchid trackmaker had a particularly narrow gait with pes prints regularly overlying manus prints, an observation suggesting particularly efficient terrestrial locomotion compared to that inferred from other pterosaur trackways.
What is being inferred, exactly?
What can be inferred from the find?
The latter may have been consciously inferred by the Kirov programming: we associate Diaghilev primarily with dance, as a tribute by the Kirov Ballet made clear; but until the outbreak of the first world war, he regularly presented opera performances as well, introducing Khovanshchina to western audiences as early as 1907.
