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Similar inference can be deduced from the R2 value.

Similar inference arose for other cosmic dust particles (Weidenschilling and Cuzzi, 1993).

The comparison between the model and humans' predictions yielded similar inference capabilities when asked to infer the intentions of an agent in a 2D world.

Also, from "x is a yellow bird" and "a bird is an animal" we do not hesitate to infer "x is a yellow animal," whereas no similar inference seems warranted in the case of "x is a good singer" and "a singer is a person".

A similar inference was previously made from the comparison of archeomagnetic data obtained in La Réunion Island and gufm1-derived directions (Tanguy et al. 2011).

With this information, we find evidence in support of an inverted U-shaped curve relationship between economic growth and carbon dioxide emissions in the electricity and heat production sector, but a similar inference only for urbanization and those emissions in the manufacturing sector.

Similar inferences are drawn when American spokesmen refuse to implicate — and sometimes even hasten to exculpate — parties that most Middle Easterners believe to be deeply involved in the attacks on America.

Similar inferences can be made from this table regarding interactive and background applications.

They are then able to use this knowledge to construct similar inferences for extinct fossil hominids.

In particular, we consider (S^{m}) as a special case of compact convex hypersurfaces and obtain similar inferences.

More recently, the causal application was completed and used for the same course, allowing for the generation of similar inferences and comparisons as discussed in this work.