Sentence examples for that deduced from inspiring English sources

Of these, 81 genes encoded possible amino acid sequences, while remaining 53 candidates showed that deduced coding sequences are too short, compared to transcript sizes (i.e., A deduced coding region comprises less than 20% of an entire transcript sequence), or displayed unreliable coding regions (multiple small coding regions).

In March 2004, the journal Science published a study from the National Institute for Medical Research in North London that deduced that the 1918 virus was a bird flu and also compared its structure with the current avian flu.

Michael Schmidt, founder and chief executive of American "machine-learning" start-up Nutonian, established a Big Data landmark when, in partnership with robotics engineer Hod Lipson at Cornell University, New York, he created Eureqa – a piece of software that deduced Newton's Second Law of Motion by analysing data from the chaotic movements of a double pendulum.

Most of the literatures dealt with the soil properties that deduced from theoretical relations (e.g. dry density, relative density,.. etc).

Sequence similarity searches showed that deduced XynGR67 shared highest identity (45%) with the GH 10 xylanase from Flavobacteriaceae bacterium 3519-10, an isolate recovered from a deep Antarctic ice core [27].

Some studies that deduced exposures obtained information on occupation from secondary sources.

Consider a premise-circular argument that deduces p2 from p1 and p2.

This will increase the need for tools that deduce phylogenies from gene genealogies.

Global skepticism about explanations that deduce function from form is common but unjustified.

Noting that, we deduce that.

So from that I have deduced that Rebecca Adlington is very dirty".