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Most of them were conserved proteins with no functional annotations identified, a fraction of which were found to contain distant structural homology that may infer putative functions.

For example, there is often an assumption that if there is mention in the information sheets of research results being 'published', that this may infer that data can be stored indefinitely in an electronic archive and shared with other researchers, even without specific mention that the data will be stored in this way.

On the other hand, in 33 congenital infection patients, positive results were observed in 73% (24 patients), so that we may infer that in most cases of congenital infection in symptomatic patients, CMV infection may be detected by a single amplification in urine.

That, we may infer, is because no UK judge was among the 18 applicants from whom the shortlist was chosen.

The advantage of the methodology is that we may infer intrinsic features of the bubble column hydrodynamics by accurately detecting the passage of bubbles at local positions in the column.

It matters not what the risk factor is, merely that it may infer additional mortality compared to the baseline mortality rates derived from the entire cohort.

This error prediction gives a kind of range of variation for the predictions, so that we may infer with 95% confidence the predictions are correct and in our case the predicted responses of the model indicate a good fit overall.

However, the information that may be inferred from this is always the same, whatever the type of representation used.

Another important point that may be inferred from Fig. 10 is that the reduction in the CMC is more dramatic for hydrophilic silica nanoparticles.

The goal is to verify the optimal number of clusters (species) that may be inferred from the pairwise genetic distance matrices of Psoraleoid legumes.

The central premise of phylogenetics is that there is a hierarchical pattern of relationships among organisms that may be inferred by observing and analyzing homologous characters shaped by evolutionary history.