Sentence examples for draw an inference from from inspiring English sources
Or draw an inference from another vignette, of a Sudanese driver who hangs a token of a miniature Kalashnikov from his rearview mirror, along with a real Kalashnikov bullet.
In drawing an inference from the settlement, a court must therefore account for the distorting effect of its own inference.
The trial judge did not prohibit the jury from drawing an inference from the general proposition to Graves' subjective thought process.
But there is no rule of law which prohibits officers charged with the administration of the immigration law from drawing an inference from the silence of one who is called upon to speak.
Recall the example in which, by parallelizing, we drew an inference from "white horses are horses" to "riding white horses is riding horses".
Therefore, drawing an inference from the presence of positive global Lyapunov exponents to the existence of on-average exponentially diverging trajectories is invalid.
The interpretation proposes that mou is a kind of inference in which, for example, "white horses are horses, riding white horses is riding horses" is taken as grounds for drawing an inference from "black horses are horses" to "riding black horses is riding horses".
Drawing an inference from the combination of these findings with the results from the present study and those of Dhanjal et al. (2008), we hypothesize that it is specifically increasing demands on lexical retrieval in children that drives such attentional suppression of somatosensory representations.
The tribunal cannot "draw an inference of discrimination from the mere fact" of unfair or unreasonable behaviour by an employer.
It would go beyond established precedent and practice to draw such an inference from the Treaty based on respondent's argument that abductions are so clearly prohibited in international law that there was no reason to include the prohibition in the Treaty itself.
You may draw an adverse inference from the fact that they do not take it.
