Sentence examples for about the inferences from inspiring English sources

Dr. Valley has also concluded the Earth became cool and watery early in its history, but remains skeptical about the inferences about plate tectonics.

"We need much more honesty, about what data is being collected and about the inferences that they're going to make about people.

In one of these, the author speculates about the inferences scientists make about extinct creatures from the remains they have left behind – and what future generations would deduce about his society.

Companies that want to promote more evidence-based management should get in the habit of running trial programs, pilot studies, and small experiments, and thinking about the inferences that can be drawn from them, as CEO Gary Loveman has done at Harrah's.

Because the Westat survey did not use the kind of in-depth interviewing over a long period that Drs. Wright and Huston performed, "we have to be a little more guarded about the inferences made," said Dr. Nicholas Zill, vice president and director of child and family studies for Westat.

Typically, there will be clear common sense intuitions about the inferences that should be drawn in these cases.

When the standard and the bootstrap methods agree, we can be more confident about the inference we are making and this is an important use of the bootstrap [Page 118, [ 11]].

The species chosen in this study represent diversity in (eye spot morphology and position on the wing (cf. the conserved venation pattern), allowing for discussions about the inference of homology.

Researchers have shown that misspecification of the distributional shape have little impact on the inferences about the fixed effects [ 31].

γ reflects the dependency of the inferences about β on the imputation procedure.

Sensitivity analysis revealed the inferences about career development did not change based on this reclassification.