Sentence examples for when they inferred from inspiring English sources

Spectroscopists made good use of this fact when they inferred from the spectra of isotopically mixed diatoms the existence of previously unknown isotopes.

Table  2 shows the results of DSCP, DCS and Zhang-DC when they infer functions from the most similar one known protein (K = 1).

(Woman 1, married, Group 3) Other participants recognized that their colleagues were making signs of contempt behind their back when they passed, inferring that they were already infected.

This test fills in missing genotypes when they can be inferred from other family members, correcting for the biases that occur as a result.

They infer that when a registration initiated by a death certificate is traced back to obtain clinical data from a hospital, the registry will incorrectly record the date of a recurrence of breast cancer shortly before death, not the correct date of the initial diagnosis.

A functional relationship between neighbouring genes is normally inferred when they also show the same phylogenetic profile.

At TIGR, all GO assignments to Arabidopsis genes were performed manually with emphasis on molecular function terms, but assignments to biological process and cellular component terms were added when they could easily be inferred from the evidence considered.

Once a particular tree is selected, i.e. the tree from the if2p gene in the current example, its internal nodes are automatically labelled by PhyloExplorer with taxonomic ranks when they can be unambiguously inferred.

And when they buy things, that infers Klout on the seller, who can now buy more things.

Taking together, these considerations suggest that caution should be used in interpreting phase difference estimates, especially when they are used to infer causality.

We plotted the sixteen amino acid changes on the phylogeny of the seven rosid species to infer when they might have occurred.