Sentence examples for confidently inferred from inspiring English sources

Notably, we confidently inferred that Pitheciidae is the sister taxon to the other two platyrrhine families (Cebidae, Atelidae).

It is relatively easy, however, for an individual word to disappear or shift meaning in so many daughter languages that its existence or meaning in the parent language cannot be confidently inferred.

Intensive small-N analysis, of for example actors in a specific country, can answer questions left unanswered by content analysis 'either because there were insufficient data to assess statistical relationships or because the nature of causal order could not be confidently inferred' (Lieberman, 2005, p. 440).

Ancestral distribution can be confidently inferred for most clades at all levels.

The genotypes for missing markers in a data set can be confidently inferred by LD and the correlation between genotypes in a reference data set.

Thus, the ancestor of the Cas6 group can be confidently inferred to have possessed two RRM domains.

Furthermore, if all lineages have a tendency toward increased eye complexity over time, which is called a universal driven trend (McShea 1996), such a history will be impossible to reconstruct by comparing living taxa (Oakley and Cunningham 2000), because if all descendents of a simple-eyed ancestor evolve complex eyes, we would confidently infer the ancestor to have had complex eyes too.

Anyway, the lack of normative controls for prevalence of "any PLMS" in the general population is also limiting, as we cannot confidently infer how the prevalence of "any PLMS" in children with migraine compares to the prevalence in the general pediatric population.

Our analyses are based on 70 individually marked pythons for which we could confidently infer the age of each snake.

This arborescence represents a subset of mutations for which we can confidently infer the ancestral relationships.

We therefore cannot confidently infer the function of the PR homologs in the fungi analyzed here.