How do subjects pick the specific locations on the hand to be tested (strategy)? 2. How many additional points in excess of what is required for strict inference, do they test before reaching a diagnosis (redundancy)?
These conditions correspond to Lewis's rules of strict inference, adjunction and substitution of strict equivalents.
Unlike other biogeographic inference methods based on a strict vicariance model [138] [140], DIVA does not restrict widespread distributions to terminals or limit ancestral distributions to single areas [137].
While we believe that Jump3 is a step in the right direction, we also acknowledge that the complexity of gene regulation will pose a strict limit to the potential of GRN inference from expression data alone.
Whereas on a broad understanding of accommodation, all of this is accommodated, on a strict construal only (i) is, and (ii) is a bridging inference.
We therefore believe that a strict boundary between (hemi cellulolysis and ligninolysis is perhaps artificial, since functional inference often hinges on the choice of the substrates and analytical methods used in biochemical assays.
Our results are dependent on the species concept employed, with higher inferences for the frequency of sympatric speciation obtained using a strict version of the biological species concept than a relaxed version.
He was a strict disciplinarian.
