They all feature a "non-local" dependence on curvatures, which make full-field measurement a necessity for the experimental inference of such stresses.
Mill provides a detailed study of the various rules of eliminative inference in his well-known "Methods of Experimental Inference" (System of Logic, Bk. 2, ch. 9).
Even if we allow for some hyperbole, it would betray considerable ignorance to confuse Newton's "experimental method" with ordinary human "experimental inference and reasoning".
Indeed, Laudan (1997, 315; also see Musgrave 2010) spotted in this approach the risk of a "balkanization" of scientific reasoning, namely, a restricted focus on scattered pieces of experimental inference (but see Mayo 2010 for a defense).
This is why Hume can claim that "experimental inference and reasoning concerning the actions of others enters so much into human life, that no man, while awake, is ever a moment without employing it" (EHU 8.1.17).
In conclusion, the mSPE method was found to be superior to the conventional, standard SPE method for urine peptide sample preparation when applying LC-MS peptidomics analysis due to the optimized sample clean up that provided improved experimental inference from the confidently identified peptides.
Interactions derived from the literature are the standard to validate any computational or high-throughput experimental inference (Jacques et al., 2005; Munch et al., 2005; Baumbach et al., 2006; Kazakov et al., 2007; Gama-Castro et al., 2008; Sierro et al., 2008).
For example, important limitations of PPI networks are that they are generally not cell specific, and are constructed based on heterogeneous sources such as literature and databases, experimental data, inferences from high-throughput studies, or computational predictions [ 65].
For a sub-population of nineteen individuals, the predicted results computed by SATlotyper were directly compared with results obtained by experimental haplotype inference via sequencing of cloned amplicons.
