Sentence examples for basis for the inference from inspiring English sources

(441) The surface pressure versus area measurement, combined with other techniques, provides a basis for the inference about the approximate positions of interacting chemicals in the monolayer.

Thomas and Conti [ 22] have pointed out that genetically randomized experimental populations that segregate naturally occurring allelic variants can provide a basis for the inference of networks of causal associations among genetic loci, physiological phenotypes, and disease states.

Thus it is hard at present to see a clear basis for challenging the inference of an altered space fraction for the regions within 300 μm of the cortical surface where the measurements were carried out (see Endnotee).

Such an inference is, of course, defeasible, since if I subsequently learn that I have a sister after all, the basis for the original inference is nullified.

The basis for the computational inference of novel signaling pathways are protein-protein interaction (PPI) datasets.

This composite frequency (Q AB = [ P AB + P A/B ]/2) also forms the basis for the LD inference by the composite disequilibrium approach (51).

Here we review the empirical basis for these inferences in light of ethnoarchaeological data from the Tanzanian Hadza, a modern East African foraging population.

This graph provides the basis for statistical inference about the three-way interactions in the given fitness landscape.

Principle 3. Selecting a basis for inference: the "effect metric".

The court held today that even in the absence of concrete evidence of discrimination, proof that the employer's explanation is just a pretext can itself be sufficient proof, either as circumstantial evidence or as the basis for an inference that discrimination was the real reason.

For larger samples and/or more complex models, for which analytic likelihood calculations become intractable, the bSFS could form the basis for alternative inference methods.