Sentence examples similar to an inference from this from inspiring English sources

We can think of this as an inference from "white horses are horses" to "riding white horses is riding horses".

A logical inference from this theory is that placenta in angiosperms should have amphicribral vascular bundle, just like that in a young branch.

That is, these scientists have provided empirical grounds for accepting DMR, and they have suggested that some form of MMR is a reasonable inference from this data (though these positions were not always clearly distinguished).

A possible inference from this observation is that algal genomes have become very stable and that intron evolution now is very much slowed.

A notable inference from this particular article notes the lack of correlation between the amount of tissue destroyed at the initial tumor site and the later recurrence of a tumor at that same site [ 8].

CX516 at the doses tested did not appear to yield dramatic effects as a sole agent, but inference from this study is limited.

And so even if we retain a holism about the sense of theoretical terms and allow that revolutions lead to shifts in sense, there is no direct inference from this to a shift in reference.

Inference from this research is subject to a number of limitations.

The inference from 'This is red' to 'This is colored' is one example of a material inference, but, in Sellars's view, so is the inference from 'It is raining' to 'The street will be wet'.

On edge: Untether is developing what's known as an "inference chip". This is different from the sort of chip used to train a large neural network in a data center, which is a much bigger challenge to design and make.

Thus, any similarity in the two works based on this symbolic confrontation cannot give rise to an inference that Stallone appropriated this idea from Anderson.