deduce

Object

• conclusion: Of what nature were the conclusions deduced from this scrutiny?
• sequence: DNA sequencing Techniques used to deduce the sequence of a DNA chain.
• existence: We cannot deduce the existence of a being from the idea of that being.
• truth: So a Theory of Everything would be a set of axioms from which we can deduce all mathematical truths and derive all mathematical objects.
• meaning: You can probably deduce the meaning of most of the READIUE parameters from the example above.
• implication: Indeed we can sometimes use the general theory in order to deduce the implications of these imperfections.

Used with why or when

• which: From this investigation, deduce which water source is the cleanest.
• who: Logic Problems From the inter-related clues, put two and two together to deduce who did what, when, where and how!
• what: You'll be able to deduce what the word is supposed to be.
• where: Use logic alone to deduce where each of these numbers must be placed in every cell of a puzzle.

Modifying Another Word

• logically: What then may we logically deduce from this state of affairs?
• hence: Hence deduce how the pre-exponential factor for the radical reaction should depend on temperature.
• correctly: And for the night's super sleuth there's a prize for correctly deducing ' whodunnit ' .
• easily: Nor do I think that one value can just be deduced very easily from another.
• quickly: I quickly deduced that I wouldn't be finding the pack where I left it.
• thus: Thus deduce the direction of the vorticity vector which may be generated.

Preposition: from

• observation: We deduce from this simple observation that tree planting is in line with Nature's own efforts to improve ecological health.
• principle: Actually, Newton's laws can be deduced from the variational principle.
• context: The size usually has to be deduced from the context.
• analysis: This confirms localisation deduced from histochemical analysis using cryosections.