The phrase "as the inference of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conclusions or deductions drawn from a particular set of information or evidence.
Example: "The results of the experiment were surprising, as the inference of the data suggested a different outcome than expected."
Alternatives: "as the conclusion of" or "as the deduction from".
The high levels of topological variations in single-gene phylogenies combined with the uncertainty on the inferred species trees may mislead further phylogenetic analyses such as the inference of orthology.
Induction has been defined as the "inference of a generalized conclusion from particular instances" [ 29].
There have been some prior methods to solve MP phylogenies optimally, as well as to solve more difficult inferences, such as the inference of phylogenetic networks incorporating both mutation and recombination [ 16- 18].
The use of phylogenetic trees is a fundamental step in many biological problems, such as the inference of evolutionary relationships among genes, genomes and organisms, protein structure and function prediction, and drug design [ 1].
Despite the progress in both the generation of large-scale functional data in multiple organisms, as well as the inference of functional relations from sequence data, the overlap in functional networks in different species is typically very small.
As the inference of phylogenetic signal for a trait can be very sensitive to the underlying phylogeny, then by sampling from the posterior distribution and performing the analysis over several trees, we minimized the influence that phylogenetic sensitivity had on the final result (Parker et al. 2008).
In this way, the challenge is more than a simple verification, but is a curation and refinement process that looks to expand and maintain up-to-date biological knowledge as well as facilitate the inference of new relationships.
The molecular clock analyses were calculated with the complete COI and the trimmed 12S and 16S alignments, following the same procedure as for the inference of the phylograms.
However, it does still appear to be occurring at the eastern edge of the range, as evidenced by the inference of range expansion to the southeast in clade 1 1 (Table 2).
The inference of AS is confounded somewhat by the variable hybridization intensities of neighboring probe sets within a sample and differential gene expression between samples.
