Sentence examples for draw a strong inference from inspiring English sources

However, since the number for each individual CHPs is small, we cannot draw a strong inference.

As the proportion was not high, it was not appropriate to draw any strong inference.

The sample sizes for these species would have been too small to draw any strong inferences about the reporting standards in these research areas.

"He just created a strong inference.

While it is difficult to draw strong inferences from a negative finding, the lack of observed perceptual adaptation in the children's group possibly suggests that auditory feedback may play a more limited role in the fine-tuning of perceptual representations of speech sounds in young talkers.

However, it is hard to draw strong inferences from the field study because it probably increased the size of the local burying beetle population by drawing individuals in to carcasses presented at a relatively high density, and so might have changed the extent of competition for a carcass.

The researchers claimed it "would be wrong to draw strong inferences".

The cross-sectional nature of the data limits our ability to draw strong inferences about the sequence of effects.

In one application of this simple approach it was possible for one 67-year old worker to collect 1500 30-point samples along a 555 km fuel pipeline construction servitude in one month, and to survive the ordeal to be able to draw strong inferences on improvement or otherwise in grass cover between one year and the preceding year.

Thus, our ability to draw strong inferences on the causes of such variation in costs of resistance remains limited.

Overall, the quality of evidence hampered our ability to draw strong inferences about the effectiveness of the governance structures and processes we reviewed.