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(Such an inference could be justified only if one assumed a principle such as "instances, of which we have had no experience, must resemble those, of which we have had experience, and that the course of nature continues always uniformly the same".

Such an inference could be derived from our observations that, of the inhibitors tested, only those specific for either of these kinases were capable of at least partially reversing anti-IgM-induced G1 arrest of the cells.

As the Monti et al. RCT also reported changes in the Global Severity Index (GSI) [ 27], the summary score from the Symptoms Checklist Revised measure, an inference could be made between a unit decrease in GSI and utility gain estimated via mapping: this value was 0.487 using the Ara and Brazier [ 25] mapping and 0.542 using the Rowen et al. [ 26] mapping.

An inference could be yielded from 63a, which says that there would also be a world compatible with x's beliefs at a contextually salient past time in which ¬p was true; this thus leads to violation of the felicity condition in 63b.

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.

Because both cystatin C and β2M in the current study by Herrero-Morin differed between patients with and without AKI, whereas serum creatinine did not differ, a reasonable inference could be that serum β2M and cystatin C detect renal injury before changes in serum creatinine.

Indeed, we feel that multi-model inference could be an appropriate alternative to overcome some of the limitations of classical selection approaches, especially when studying complex ecological systems.

No inference could be made for a third item F25 (control response to needle) due to a very wide confidence interval.

No inference could be drawn on site K, lying on a river that joins the Hex River, because it was sampled only three times with endosulfan detected in one sample.

The prosecutor said the inference could be drawn, suggesting that Mr. Bollier could have helped arm the bomb.

In future work, cloud phase inference could be improved by using this index.