Sentence examples for they were deduced from inspiring English sources

Even though differences exist between the two taxonomic profiles, results based on analysis of the Titanium dataset can be considered more reliable since they were deduced from a larger amount of sequence information.

She cites an experiment where children learned best from people who dressed up as detectives and invented games where children could believe that they were deducing maths problems for themselves.

In fact, they are deduced directly from Newton's laws.

They are deduced on the basis of Eqs.

The applicability of these equations is limited because they are deduced under the assumption of a constant diffusion coefficient.

They are deduced by established methods such as the 'half-power-point' method, detailed analysis of Nyquist diagrams and the energy input method.

Since SEM images do not reveal the presence of the carbon nanotubes directly, they are deduced to interact sufficiently strongly with the polymer as to become fully encapsulated.

Furthermore, critical size estimates may be more reliable if they are deduced from magnetic studies on pure magnetite samples containing a narrow range of particle sizes rather than a large size variation.

This leads to an interpretive disagreement as to whether demonstrable mathematical judgments follow from the synthetic principles via strictly logical or conceptual inference and so in strict accordance with only the principle of contradiction or whether they are deduced via inferences that are themselves reliant on intuition, but which do not violate the law of contradiction.

Despite of the widespread use of hydrocyclones, their accurate design is often difficult because there exist many mathematical relationships to predict the separation efficiency and the pressure drop based on semi-empirical models which are restricted to particular cyclone geometry and operating conditions from which they are deduced.

They are deduced from the experimental free energies of hydration of neutral salts, usually with some extra-thermodynamic assumption.