Sentence examples for theoretically inferred from inspiring English sources

In summary, we have practically demonstrated uneven mitochondrial thermal maps in living cells, theoretically inferred detectable heat sources (mitochondria), and also pointed out the error of Baffou's critique.

The names that would have been used if the genes were not named in earlier publications and only theoretically inferred by homology are indicated in the right section of Figure  5A.

To this the primitivist might reply, either that primitive connections can be directly observed, at least in certain favorable cases such as willing or pressure on the body (Anscombe 1975, Strawson 1985, Fales 1990, Armstrong 1997); or that primitive connections can be theoretically inferred via inference to the best explanation (Tooley 1987).

We were also able to add further empirical support for the theoretically inferred role of dynamic gestures on insight.

Theoretically, inferred gaps in an alignment should represent past events of sequence insertions or deletions.

In this regard, several computational methods that integrate experimentally and theoretically inferred molecular information of drugs and diseases, such as their associated gene expression profiles [ 1], drug targets, disease genes, and protein and compound structure [ 2], have been proposed.

First, the eigenvalue-based approach only describes the procedure of scheme rather than theoretically infers the expression of the eigenvalue and eigenvector.

One might theoretically infer that a woman sexually well-adjusted could not become overprotective to an extreme degree.

Although contractions of gene families in ancestral nodes can theoretically be inferred by CAFE, we did not observe them.

Third, all previous methods aim, at least theoretically, to infer the entire regulatory network for a given data set.

Theoretically, this infers that unreduced egg cells of apomictic plants may also occasionally be fertilized by sexual pollen.