Sentence examples for study has inferred from inspiring English sources

Only the discovery of native L. neglectus populations will ultimately allow us to determine the sequence of evolutionary transitions that our present study has inferred.

Only one previous study has inferred that physical activity and TGCT risk are positively associated (Srivastava and Kreiger, 2000).

Another simulation study has inferred that it is likely that lactase persistence selective advantage was not constant over Europe, and that demography was a significant element in the evolution and spread of European lactase persistence [ 22].

No study has inferred the precise mechanism by which carbon dioxide produced by the embryo is eliminated by the mother, yet the upregulation of carbonic anhydrase II (CA2) offers an intriguing potential mechanism (Sterling et al. 2001).

Molecular docking studies have inferred the possible binding mode of target compounds against integrase.

Previous studies have inferred that this detrimental immune response results from polarisation of the T helper (Th) response towards an anti-inflammatory, TH2 dominated, response at the expense of a bactericidal, Th1 response [1]. 1) To define alterations in TH cell subsets following severe blunt polytrauma.

To resolve this problem, most studies have inferred that the optimal approach would be to construct a fossil fuel power facility where land availability is not a problem for large-scale cultivation; however, this solution does not resolve the issue of carbon dioxide mitigation from existing fossil fuel energy production facilities, or, for that matter, other types of CO2 point sources.

Previous studies have inferred a high contraction rate of approximately 1.0 μstrain/year with a clockwise rotation of 14.5° 27.1°/myr, and right-lateral shearing from sparse global positioning system (GPS) horizontal velocities in the fold-and-thrust belt of SW Taiwan (Bos et al. 2003; Chang et al. 2003; Ching et al. 2007, 2011b; Hsu et al. 2009).

Some studies have inferred mind-wandering indirectly, by varying task demands to influence the probability of task-unrelated thoughts and estimating the frequency of mind-wandering episodes by collecting data outside the scanner [7], [8], [11], [14], [15], [40].

Many studies have inferred selection (and ruled against drift) using signed rank tests (e.g., [17], [52]), but these tests are inconclusive in that failure to reject the null hypothesis could indicate the influence of either genetic drift or opposing selection pressures across different islands.

Still other studies have inferred changes in appraisal in a sample based on changes in the factor structure of items.