The phrase "a methodology to infer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a systematic approach or method for drawing conclusions or making deductions based on data or evidence.
Example: "The researchers developed a methodology to infer the relationship between diet and health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a method for deducing" or "an approach to derive".
We present a methodology to infer the crowd density even if only a limited set of pedestrians share their locations.
The paper proposes a methodology to infer, non-destructively, the spatial dispersion of mechanical properties throughout the structure.
In this work, we address this challenge and present a methodology to infer the crowd density by tracking the locations of a subset of all event attendees.
To automate the procedure of network reconstruction, we establish a methodology to infer the computational network model and to deal with the problem of scalability from two directions.
This paper presents a methodology to infer the actual corrosion defect depth based on detection theory and to account for the effect of soil property variation by combining cluster analysis with a Bayesian inferential framework.
To summarize, we have developed a methodology to infer pairs of co-evolving genes.
In this study, we present a novel methodology to infer indel parameters from multiple sequence alignments (MSAs) based on simulations.
We fully develop and test a recently introduced methodology to infer the directionality of gene flow based on the concept of geographical segregation.
Bayesian skylines are a recently developed methodology to infer past changes in population size from current genetic diversity within the population.
The confirmation of SCWS alterations in xal1-2 rootissueseshowsws that our bioinformatics methodology to infer TRNs is a successful approach for the accurate prediction of novel functions for root-expressed TFs.
A large number of studies have used this methodology to infer adaptive evolution in Human Immunodeficiency Virus type 1 (HIV-1), resulting from immune pressure or drug treatment [e.g., [ 7- 9].
