The characteristics of ferromagnetic materials are usually deduced from measurements.
Among such theoretical studies on dusty plasma, many authors studied solitary and shock waves in the frame of KdV Burgers, mKdV Burgers, KP Burgers and mKP Burgers-type equations, which are usually deduced fromKP Burgers-typeplasma systequations
EVH is usually deduced from indirect and imprecise markers such as spleen size, whereas IVH can be estimated from serum concentrations of biomarkers such as haptoglobin, hemopexin, lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), or alpha-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase (α-HBDH).
Note that this kind of information is usually deduced by the investigations on protein truncating mutations, and therefore does not reach residue-level precision for the most cases.
The dances' European origins must usually be deduced from the style Andalusia for the zandunga, the flamenco fandango for huapangos, and the jota of Aragon for jarabes.
These differences can usually be deduced from the weather records as they are related to the differences in the input of water through rainfall [18].
Coolly, softly, intimately, she speaks (in French, with English translation projected on a wall) of how his father was tortured; how her father, uncle and other relatives were killed; and how (in Algeria, we are led to deduce) "the Legion" usually killed even all the chickens.
'Model-based' dosimetric approaches are usually considered as sufficient to deduce a first order estimate of irradiation induced by the nuclear medicine procedure [6].
Many logical reasoning test questions provide you with a list of statements and ask you what you can deduce from them, usually with multiple choice answers to choose from.
The statement Napolitano made on Sunday was not only counter-intuitive, but something any civilian, even one not usually following national security and terrorism threats, could deduce was utter crap.
