The phrase "as base inference" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing foundational reasoning or assumptions, but it would need clarification.
Example: "The results of the experiment can be understood as base inference for further studies in this field."
Alternatives: "as fundamental reasoning" or "as foundational inference".
As typical of expert systems, the adopted approach includes a knowledge base, inference engine and working memory.
In his view, lexical competence has two aspects: an inferential aspect, underlying performances such as semantically based inference and the command of synonymy, hyponymy and other semantic relations; and a referential aspect, which is in charge of performances such as naming (e.g., calling a horse 'horse') and application (e.g., answering the question "Are there any spoons in the drawer?").
Because of its design and inherent concepts, risk assessment has been variously employed by a number of environmental and public health agencies and programs as a means to organize information, as a decision support tool, and as a working hypothesis for biologically based inference and extrapolation.
For transparency, BMS was also performed across the whole model space (i.e., all 33 models without family partitions) as shown in Supplementary Figures 4– 7. Using this approach, the models identified as the most likely were the same as those identified using the family based inference.
Model based inference approaches and the knowledge based inference approaches in fault diagnosis such as rule-based and case-based reasoning are described.
Bootstrap based inference in non-standard problems.
The result is that the majority of efforts at assessing the character of Bashar Assad - and his country's trajectory - have devolved into a kind of Syrian-style 'Kremlinology', as much based on inference as hard facts based on a solid knowledge of the man.
We did not allow more than one optional base as inference becomes increasingly difficult as the hypothesis space grows.
Others [ 41] have also pointed out that when physicians manage their cases (e.g., diagnosis and treatment), their previous experience allows them to make informed decisions based on heuristics rather than on a sound, complete and reproducible reasoning, such as logical inference based on a predicate calculus representation of a problem.
