Sentence examples for which it is deduced from inspiring English sources

For example, Quine accepts the theorem if and only if it is part of the best systematisation of science (which it is assuming that the principles from which it is deduced and the logic by which it is deduced from those principles are).

In order to avoid conflicts with proteins deduced from alternatively spliced forms of the transcripts from a single locus, the protein ID must reflect the corresponding transcript from which it is deduced, except for the letter 't't

Rx: Prescriptions means that in the primary care electronic medical record there is an entry corresponding to the issuing of a prescription (during the same 12-month period) from which it is deduced that the patient has one of the listed medical conditions.

The results of the scenarios were analysed using HEC-RAS and GIS, from which it was deduced that the factors (i.e. topology, land use, soil type and hydraulic parameters) are influencing parameters.

Intriguingly, Pyrococcus furiosus has another kind of hexokinase, an ATP-dependent galactokinase, to which it was deduced reflecting the adaptation to a relatively low intracellular ATP concentration [ 25].

We chose not to replace each type of PI with a generic word describing the type of PI (e.g. FIRST NAME, ADDRESS LINE, DATE OF BIRTH) as there is usually sufficient contextual information from which it is possible to deduce what the type of PI could be.

On several open-ended questions some therapists gave comments from which it can be deduced they assume the GMAE to be expensive and for that reason do not use it.

The characteristic diffraction peak of SrFe12O19 in the R-GO/SF composites shift slightly towards lower 2θ, in which it can be deduced that SrFe12O19 has been successfully assembled on the surface of R-GO sheets [34, 35].

These are relied upon in making decisions about what we ought to do all things considered, though there is no sense in which this is deduced from principles.

These are relied upon in making decisions about the goodness or badness of a state of affairs all things considered, though there is no sense in which this is deduced from these claims.

But we need to consider the nature of the requirement contained in this claim, and how it relates to the framework out of which Anomalous Monism is deduced.