Sentence examples for which could be inferred from inspiring English sources

According to the above mentioned, the inhibition effect of TBA is greater on glucose than phthalate which could be inferred from the degradation rate of the mixtures.

The official did, however, push back against the notion (which could be inferred from either piece) that the president had a chance to kill bin Laden and didn't pull the trigger.

However, there is no evidence for a more detailed cluster structure which could be inferred from the plot.

The story is nicely presented and interpreted but, in my opinion, the scenario suggested is not the only one which could be inferred.

Furthermore, the Ondex Saccharomyces knowledge network could be enriched with probabilities on the connections between concepts, which could be inferred from the original data sources as well as the evidence coverage.

We assume that this confusion arose from Figures 6-7 weere we labeled the bins on the x-axis as 'Radial Distance', which could be inferred as visual degrees.

This distinction is important as it can help the developers choose which properties should be actually stored (e.g. in a database or an XML file) and which ones could be inferred.

We hypothesize that there is no more crystalline phase existed; however, it may also be possible to claim that there might be less than 5 wt% from which it could be inferred that the dominant phase of samples is amorphous.

The experiment results are shown in Fig. 18, from which it could be inferred that the features contributing the most to the attributes other than activity are Z axis related features, while the Y axis related features contributed the most to the activity attribute.

To accomplish this, genomes are parsed into phylogenetically compatible blocks, for which genealogies could be inferred without invoking recombination.

Thus, a group of samples was selected, for which sex could be inferred (in this case male sex) with a high degree of confidence.