Sentence examples for easy inference from inspiring English sources

Thus there can be no easy inference from biological altruism to psychological altruism.

"[A]ppropriate consideration for the vitality of our federal system and for a rational allocation of functions belies any easy inference that Congress intended to deprive the States of their ability to retain jurisdiction over such matters".

As an enduring but modifiable set of tendencies or dispositions, a schema may be invoked to explain or predict, for example, the way a story may be normalized in the remembering or retelling, with the schema driving easy inferences to uncertain or untold parts of the story.

The easiest inference to make from his stance is that the Masters will continue to operate in tandem with the rules of golf.

Hence, the asymptotic distribution turns about to be extremely simple, which facilitates easy asymptotic inference.

But the easy, quick inference is often -- as in this example -- wrong.

Indeed, while it is easy to perform inference for IPW and kernel matching by bootstrap techniques that yield valid standard errors, it is not the case for direct matching estimators (Abadie and Imbens 2008).

The simple classification scheme makes the results from our Bayesian inference easy to interpret.

We also introduce an R package, AnimalINLA, for easy and fast inference for Bayesian Animal models using INLA.

The root network is of modest size, between 14 and 17 genes, a relatively easy case for inference algorithms and thus also a more challenging case for a boosting algorithm.

Much remained mysterious, particularly about the baleen whales, which are too big to study in aquariums, but it was easy to make inferences from their large brains and complex neural pathways, and from the behavior of their clever smaller relatives the dolphins.