Sentence examples for correct inference from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, under ascertainment schemes I and III, the correct inference of no admixture was inferred from the simulated data.

A correct inference was declared to have occurred whenever the membership within an inferred subpopulation was precisely that specified by the ms model used to simulate the data.

While this may be a correct inference in the context of the study, we are not obligated to discard as false our everyday impression that stepmothers are helpful.

And damage may result whether the inference is correct or faulty: a correct inference that someone is concerned about a potential health issue might have an impact on their employment or health insurance prospects; while an incorrect inference (that a woman was pregnant, say) might lead to discrimination (not being granted a job interview).

Again the relative belief ratio is always greater than 1 and so gives the correct inference.

However, BP could still lead to correct inference if all evidence is "double counted" in equal amounts.

The accuracy of quartet inference is often very low, particularly for quartets asked at the top nodes of the search tree; when running the basic algorithm on the COG840 data set [ 9], we found that only 66% of quartets were inferred correctly, with only 50% of correct inferences at the root of the search tree.

The Type I error rate was calculated by dividing the total number of Type I errors incurred across the 100 replicate data sets by the number of correct inferences, a value proportional to the probability that any single inferred cluster was not a true subpopulation.

Even in the case of structural (theoretical) identifiability, imperfect data and the resulting practical unidentifiability of model parameters can make it difficult to infer the desired information, and in some cases, to yield biologically correct inferences and predictions.

And part of that carefulness is drawing the correct inferences from the cards on view.

✓ to make correct inferences.