Sentence examples for discussion of inference from inspiring English sources

Often, Hempel's (1966) description of the H-D method illustrated by the case of Semmelweiss' inferential procedures in establishing the cause of childbed fever has been presented as a key account of H-D as well as a foil for criticism of the H-D account of confirmation (see, for example, Lipton's (2004) discussion of inference to the best explanation; also the entry on confirmation).

(This is a very brief version of the discussion of situated inference that is in chapters 2 and 3 of Mares (2004).) By itself, the use of the ternary relation is not sufficient to avoid all the paradoxes of implication.

In our discussion of causal inference, we saw that when we find that one kind of event is constantly conjoined with another, we begin to expect the one to occur when the other does.

Their papers provide a framework for how statistical models that test causal claims are different from those that test associational claims, and that statistical theory has a great deal to add to the discussion of causal inference.

We conclude with a discussion on inference.

However, such factors would not be able to explain a cross-over interaction or double dissociation for the factors location and word category, which are the crucial predictions of our study (see Henson, 2006 for a discussion of possible inferences that can be drawn from functional imaging data).

Compared to traditional philosphical discussions of inductive inference, learning theory provides a radically new way of thinking about induction and scientific method.

Vasubandhu does not list the five aggregates here, but his discussion of perception and inference stands in for having done so.

The following sections address the potential role of such corroboration assessments in two other areas of biodiversity assessment: phylogenetic inference and species inference (discussion of corroboration assessment in the context of biodiversity monitoring can be found in Downes et al. 2002).

Hence, any exhaustive study of logic indeed, any useful study of logic should include a discussion of strategic principles of inference.

Therefore, we will clarify our statement in the Discussion that makes this train of inference explicit: "In this study, we describe the functional connectivity signature in fMRI data of short-term synaptic potentiation within a specific anatomical pathway.