The phrase "allow the inference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of permitting or enabling a conclusion to be drawn based on evidence or reasoning.
Example: "The data presented in the report is compelling and allows the inference that the new policy has significantly improved productivity."
Alternatives: "permit the conclusion" or "enable the deduction".
The Supreme Court has expressly rejected any presumption that a commercial use is unfair, and has held that a use which does not substitute for the original does not allow the inference of market harm as to the fourth factor.
But they reject the quant orthodoxy, because they don't believe that things like the stock market behave in the way that physical phenomena like mortality statistics do... Taleb likes to quote David Hume: "No amount of observations of white swans can allow the inference that all swans are white, but the observation of a single black swan is sufficient to refute that conclusion".
These results allow the inference that these fungi the enzyme is constitutively and inductively expressed.
They both allow the inference of regarding communication between spatially remote brain regions, whereas effective connectivity, utilizing information about time-lagged relationships between brain regions, allows additional inferring about the directionality of information transfer within functionally connected networks [23].
Algorithms for constraint set satisfiability and simplification of Haskell type class constraints are used during type inference in order to allow the inference of more accurate types and to detect ambiguity.
These two sources allow the inference that, while the specific gift of property did not occur until 1463, Ficino and his cohort met at least once on Medici property in the hills outside Florence.
This allows the inference that during submaximal exercise, cold has no effect on the utilization of intramuscular TG (IMTG).
The first approximation allows the inference engine found at the core of most partial observability learners to operate on much larger models.
The model was assessed and validated against analytical and experimental test cases, also allowing the inference on the optimum choice of the model parameters and variables.
His failure to offer proof allowed the inference that he had something to hide.Might prolonged inspections have provided a definitive all-clear?
