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There is no universal rule , for example , about how much food an athlete should eat , and it would be absurd to infer from the fact that 10 lbs . There would clearly be some advance in specification of rights compared with the existing position under the DDA if standards were adopted close to the form of the current draft - for example in the duty to make reasonable adjustments in a number of areas being explicitly stated rather than needing to be inferred from the general terms of section 5 2 and section 6 of the DDA . As explained more fully below , we conclude that the ALJ was not reasonable in inferring from the elements of the State statute under which Petitioner was convicted the elements necessary to establish that a section 1128 ( a ) ( 2 ) exclusion was proper . The " fantasy " aspect of the wedding could have been inferred from the witnesses , who were to include Elvis , Liberace , John Wayne , Bugsy Siegel , and Frank Sinatra , all of whom are dead . Such matings are devoid of ordering information but gene order can be inferred from the relative order and distances of adjacent loci which do give informative matings . The logical AI program infers from the sentences about the world and sentences about a particular situation that a certain course of action is appropriate . One might infer from the observations that a lack of light , or an increase in pressure on the plants , caused them to turn yellow . On the contrary , I should infer from the mere fact of the parts in question differing or varying greatly on the same plant , that such modifications were of extremely small importance to the plants themselves , of whatever importance they may generally be to us for our classifications . Inferring from the above the lack of unification of the regulatory system of advertising creates a vicious circle to the operation of the industry . The mass profile inferred from the velocity curves , on the other hand , falls as the inverse cube of the radius ( Prada 2003 ) . In natural theology , it is claimed that the existence of God can be inferred from the evidences of design in nature , of which science has made us more aware . From these points it is said that because fewer men are deceived - - and that more rarely - - or can be deceived about facts and deeds they know directly than about things they only draw out from other [ persons or facts ] by a subtle process of thought unknown to many , men are , therefore , more believed about things they say they have seen or heard , or perceived by some other sense , than about things they infer from the words of others or even by arguing from things known to them . If the universe is in fact expanding , we can infer from the plot of distance between galaxies against time that the universe is possibly over a billion years older than recent accepted estimates , at around 14 billion years old ..