Sentence examples for conflicting inferences from inspiring English sources

Here we have potentially conflicting inferences.

First, Leamer and Leonard (1983) argue that the advance of econometric technology has allowed economists to draw conflicting inferences from the same data.

Although considerable cultural impact on social hierarchy and language in South Asia is attributable to the arrival of nomadic Central Asian pastoralists, genetic data (mitochondrial and Y chromosomal) have yielded dramatically conflicting inferences on the genetic origins of tribes and castes of South Asia.

More generally, certain features of personality are often ascribed to physicians with, at times, conflicting inferences that relate to professional performance.

Based on their concatenated alignment Robbertse et al [ 12] have also reported conflicting inferences regarding the phylogenetic position of S. nodorum [ 12].

We analyzed the Indian data in conjunction with DNA sequence data on these genes available on 14 populations included in the 1000 Genomes Project because we posited that previous, conflicting inferences on the mode of selection on the TLRs may have been due to analyses of only regional data.

The possibility of multiple sources of data, depending on shared parameters, to provide conflicting inference poses a number of challenges in model criticism.

Therefore, different characters and associated species concepts may provide conflicting inference in the determination of species status [e.g.,[ 4, 5]].

In the presence of potentially conflicting defeasible inferences (and in the absence of further considerations such as specificity — see above), the credulous reasoner always commits to as many defeasible conclusions as possible, subject to a consistency requirement, whereas the skeptical reasoner withholds assent from potentially conflicted defeasible conclusions.

According to the Specificity Principle an inference with a more specific antecedent overrides a conflicting defeasible inference with a less specific antecedent.

Given a way to compare the strength of defeasible inference steps by means of a preference relation ≺, there is still the question of how to compare the strength of conflicting sequences of inferences viz.