Sentence examples for definite inference from inspiring English sources

First, due to the cross-sectional nature of the datasets, it is not possible to make any definite inference on causality.

Such studies are needed before any definite inference can be drawn on the role that serum paraoxonase levels have in the protective effect on insecticides.

But a less definite inference between monocots and eudicots using microsynteny was reasonable and possibly due to the far divergence of monocots and eudicots.

We could make no definite inference of whether expansion thoracoplasty influenced alveolar microstructure development based on a reduced number of macrophages (LUL: F = 1.00, p = 0.43; RLL: F = 0.38, p = 0.70) (Fig.  3) or an increased number of KI-67-positive proliferating cells (LUL: F = 3.04, p = 0.16; RLL: F = 1.39, p = 0.33) (Fig.  4) for both the LUL and the RLL.

We therefore cannot draw definite inferences from our analysis about the intervention having caused the observed improvements.

Considerable heterogeneity between studies precluded definite inferences about subgroup results for immunocompromised patients, in-patients, and children.

Here we have shown that, by comparing naturally observed variation in a particular trait with variation observed in synthetic systems that were evolved under well-controlled selective conditions, definite inferences can be made about the selection pressures that have acted on the natural systems.

It would be safe to note that no definite inferences or conclusions could be made from our study on the usefulness of Alpha-fetoprotein and Des-gamma- carboxyprothrombin in identifying asymptomatic patients or patients on surveillance as none of the HCC patients presented early (with tumour sizes < 3 cm).

Since the design of our study does not allow controlling for students' enjoyment levels at the beginning of the school year, definite causal inferences are difficult to draw.

Definite causal inferences cannot be made from the cross-sectional findings in this study.

The cross-sectional design hinders the making of definite etiological inferences.