Sentence examples for difficulty in making inferences from inspiring English sources

A weakness of the review is the difficulty in making inferences about longitudinal trends from cross-sectional evidence.

Therefore, the main difficulty in making inferences from cost-effectiveness studies is that the random variable obtained is not necessarily normal or symmetric [ 14].

We note the difficulty of making inferences directly from changes in epidemic curves because changes in the epidemic curve may lag behind changes in the underlying transmission dynamics by at least 1 serial interval, as has previously been shown for severe acute respiratory syndrome (9, 11 ).

The variance heterogeneity poses significant difficulty in making statistical inferences for the estimated exposure response model (i.e., quantifying the uncertainty of the model estimates).

This approach, largely based on respiratory measurements, permits the circumventing of the difficulties that arise from making inferences about an animal's emotional state.

We should have the potential validity problems in mind when making inferences.

The approach is particularly valuable while making inferences in isoform identifications from an alternative splicing database.

Also, an increase in the difficulty of the task (using an incongruent hand to respond) affected performance more strongly in experimental conditions that required making inferences.

This paper is about making inferences based on behavioural data in decision-making experiments.

This leads to difficulty in making detailed comparisons among studies.

For that reason the court refrains from making inferences one way or another in this regard".