Sentence examples for to inferred from inspiring English sources
verb
To introduce (something) as a reasoned conclusion; to conclude by reasoning or deduction, as from premises or evidence.
Having estimated the boundaries of the species' climate envelope, step 2 was projecting from inferred climate space to inferred geographic space, in this case to geographic areas where the species might invade.
As a preliminary step, we identified the PAM for CRISPR type I-C bioinformatically by inferring consensus motifs adjacent to inferred protospacers.
In our analyses, operational time was set to inferred genetic distance, that is, branch lengths inferred in our Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of four partitions of the 14 included genes.
PAMs can be inferred computationally as motifs that are present close to inferred protospacers [ 4].
The population structure was examined for the microsatellite data by a Bayesian clustering method, using STRUCTURE 2.2 [ 78], with a 100000 burn-in period and 50000 MCMC repetitions, to infer the number of populations (K) and to assign individuals to inferred population clusters.
It manages information collected by sensors to identify the user behaviour and to provide some services according to inferred behaviours.
Significant tree asymmetry is indicated at a branch adjacent to an inferred transition to a Plurinerves ancestral host species.
Each species was compared to the inferred ancestral sequence to determine whether various lineages had evolved more rapidly than others.
Chemicals that were annotated to both phenotypes and diseases were used to make inferred relationships between phenotypes and diseases.
In reference to the inferred omnivorous diet of the new taxon, which appears to be transitional between carnivory and herbivory.
All the characteristics usually attributed to the deity – that he is morally perfect, that he loves his creatures, that his human creations are images of himself – all these are quite gratuitous additions to the inferred creative function.
