Sentence examples for a related inference from inspiring English sources
It should be pointed out, however, that although this theory implies a rejection of (P3), it does in fact accept a related inference principle i.e., if P x p is true at a certain moment of time, t, then □P x p will also be true at t. Thomason has shown that the supervaluation theory can in fact meet some of the basic challenges related to the future contingents.
Some related inference, following the allocation, is also studied.
We also thank the stock-brokers of the German Stock Exchange in Frankfurt and the meteorologists of the German Meteorological Service for participation and their colleagues for constructive help with the topic-related inference tasks.
These accounts are largely unrelated to Bayesian theories of perception and predictive coding, a related formulation of perceptual inference in the cortical hierarchy.
Yang et al. [50] infers sensors in a building to make undesired occupancy-related inferences.
"What I find most challenging is how we can translate the very complex chemistry into a statistical model and make some health-related inferences about what we see," she says.
The presence of past price information about the brand, information about prices of other brands offered by the company, and information about competitors' prices moderate the impact of coupon value on brand-related inferences.
The two methods of most relevance to GBA-related inferences are (1) "report only group-level scores," and (2) "accept that scores are not fully comparable and limit inferences accordingly" (Davey et al. 2015, p. 52).
After a whole lot more I decided I'd seen enough, lest I got caught in this web of time-related inferences and never get out.
Due to small sample sizes, statistical handling of the data limited treatment-related inferences to the study samples rather than to the clinical populations that they represented, and the study had no placebo arm or a control for potential treatment order effects.
