Sentence examples for conclusive inference from inspiring English sources

However, if the critical value lies between the bounds, a conclusive inference cannot be made without knowing the order of integration of the underlying regressors.

For one site, a conclusive inference on bedrock depth could be drawn, whereas for the other site vital information regarding subsurface geology could be extracted.

Thus, there is a higher probability that both the bedrock and debris will have more or less similar K′ values and therefore any conclusive inference could not be drawn for this site.

In contrast, if the computed test statistic falls inside the lower and the upper bounds, a conclusive inference cannot be made unless we know whether the series was I 0) or I(1).

If the F-statistics are greater than the critical value of the upper bound I (1), then we can make a conclusive inference about the existence of the cointegration among the variables.

According to [27], in testing for co-integration, if the computed F-statistic falls above the upper critical bounds, a conclusive inference can be made regarding co-integration without the need to know whether the series were I 0) or I(1).

A lack of observations precludes any conclusive inferences about conductivity distributions in these regions.

The average number of minutiae was found to be more in females as compared to males but conclusive inferences can be reached by further increasing the sample size.

Additional geographic and population-level sampling is necessary before more conclusive inferences can be drawn about the role historical climate transitions has played in skink diversification patterns across southern Africa.

However, five limitations prevent us drawing conclusive inferences regarding interventions' risk-minimizing ability to eliminate or prevent it.

The evidence displayed five important limitations, which constitute barriers preventing us drawing conclusive inferences regarding the benefits and harms of interventions and intervention types.