The phrase "examine the inference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of thoroughly analyzing or scrutinizing an inference, which is a logical conclusion or assumption based on available evidence. Example: In order to determine the validity of the argument, we must carefully examine the inference that is being made.
(Admittedly, one must carefully examine the inference from "nothing distinguishes x and y" to "x and y are identical").
Aouici et al. used CBN tool in machining AISI H11 steel encompasses a relatively wide range of workpiece hardness values (40, 45 and 50) HRC and adopted statistical methodology to examine the inference of cutting parameters and workpiece hardness on the surface roughness and on additional responses such as cutting forces.
We will also examine the inference of laboratory methods (e.g. whether samples are process in boric acid) and time from sample collection to laboratory processing.
To examine the inference that NRKe and 9RKe are involved in rice response to increased temperature, NRKe-oe or 9RKe-oe plands and their wild-type plants were treated at 42°C.
In the final two experiments, we examine the inferences that individuals make from causal counterfactuals, and we focus on causal counterfactuals presented with explicit information about other enabling causes and alternative causes.
In this study, we examined the inference of the slope of the power law distribution of indel lengths (a), the indel-to-substitution rate ratio (IR), and the ancestral sequence length (RL).
The final two experiments (3a and 3b) examined the inferences people make from causal counterfactuals interpreted in isolation compared to those interpreted in a story with counterexamples.
Finally, the comparisons of haplotype diversity (h) and nucleotide diversity within different lineages were used to infer historical demography and examine the biological inference from our nested clade analysis.
We examine the complexity of inference in Bayesian networks specified by logical languages.
For prospective clinical trials, we examine the effects on inference when other specified treatment arm differences are also present.
Here, we examine the performance of inference methods for data simulated under scenarios of codon bias evolution within the Drosophila melanogaster subgroup.
