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The first had a complex design, enabling inferences about the generalization of rule-selection.

The breakpoint junctional sequences can provide 'mutational signatures' enabling inferences about mechanism used to generate the rearrangements.

We present haplotype data enabling inference of historical order of mutation of these variants (Fig. 1), and enabling inference about mechanisms of causality between the different haplotypes and different phenotypes (Fig. 2).

This enables inferences about one or more effects (k > 0).

We know that this is a simplification, a working tool that enables inferences about certain specific structures (Pavlicev and Hansen 2011).

Even structurally different brains may be neurodynamically similar in ways that enable inferences about animal consciousness to be drawn (Seth et al. 2005).

MR-based neuroimaging methods now enable inferences about long-distance cortical connectivity patterns in humans and nonhuman primates.

Entrustment decisions are based on a variety of observations that enable inferences about required level of supervision for future executions of these activities.

In other words, the MNS could enable inferences about the intentions of others, even if this function is not an evolutionary adaptation.

In particular, the attribution of qualities like Absent or Dysfunctional does not yet enable inferences about the parts or functions of an entity.

Detection theory provides two sets of methods of interest to ecologists studying responses to HIREC: a family of statistical modelling techniques that enable inferences about animals' decision-making processes from experimental data, and a way of determining optimal behaviour and estimated fitness under information constraints.