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Perhaps she was making sure that he was not with someone else, because sometimes she seemed about to cry — this could be inferred from the tone of voice, never mind the language.

This could be inferred by analyses of mouthparts and by the finding of partly dissolved bacteria and mucus in the foregut of specimens [26], [38].

Where an effect was missing or small, as with the low proportion of Tristan da Cunha islanders with prior immunity, this could be inferred from the parameter estimate (Table 1).

This could be inferred via mentalizing.

However, this could be inferred by monitoring the time to recovery of a bioluminescent signal after withdrawal of the treatment.

While this could be inferred from visit-by-visit data, it would be more difficult to quantify it using just the snapshot approach.

This information can subsequently be used to validate mathematical models of the dissemination process from which the underlying mechanisms that are responsible for this spreading could be inferred.

This change in lipid deposition could be due to changes in gene expression and this process could be inferred from the comparison between PO and C fed animals as well as between PO and P. In fact, 757 and 89 genes were differentially expressed between PO and C and PO and P, respectively.

If the central argument of a growth diagnostics approach and methodology is that private investment and entrepreneurial activity is essential for any country to experience growth, then, based on the evidence presented in this paper, it could be inferred that the current investment climate in Kosovo provides little incentive for the growth of firms.

From this finding, it could be inferred that patients' awareness does not necessarily indicate positive perceptions of CTs.

Following this line, the opposite could be inferred with respect to Ireland.