The phrase "a rational inference that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conclusions drawn from logical reasoning or evidence.
Example: "Based on the data presented, we can make a rational inference that the new policy will improve employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a logical conclusion that" or "a reasoned deduction that".
So if the Rev. Wright takes the Bible seriously, he must defend the ancient Israelites' genocide of competing tribes such as the Canaanites because it was heavenly directed while condemning U.S. imperialism because he knows, whether by divine communication or rational inference, that god did not grant the U.S. manifest destiny.
This behavior is indeed represented either by a set of ordered pairs that reflect the agent's preferences, or by a rational inference relation that describes the agent's internal logics.
Extended from text-dependent verification to text-independent verification, a rational inference could be that considering the sparsity in the real-world application and imbalanced distribution of speaker frames, it is better not to adapt those Gaussian components which contribute least in modeling speaker frames.
For this purpose, we introduce the notion of stratification for a set of defaults, and prove that stratified sets are exactly those that induce a rational inference relation.
"Conditions that are sufficiently egregious may give rise to a permissive inference that an accused is being punished......
In this perspective, the classical notions of essence and intension are respectively interpreted as sets of necessary and defeasible consequences, giving rise to a relation ⊢ analogous to that of classical consequence, and a relation ∼ which behaves, relatively to ⊢, like a supraclassical rational inference relation.
It is a well-based inference that babies are dreaming in REM sleep, he said.
Absent that, the inference that can be made is that only the illusion of a cut has been presented.
Both of Judge Martin's actions "raise an inference that misconduct has occurred," Judge Batchelder wrote.
There is an inference that this was not the case at Old Trafford.
