Sentence examples for from which inference from inspiring English sources

The cation and anion fields are combined to show a single point in a diamond-shaped field, from which inference is drawn on the basis of hydrogeochemical facies concept (Back and Hanshaw 1965).

The cation and anion fields are combined to show a single point in a diamond-shaped field, from which inference is drawn on the basis of hydrogeochemical facies concept.

3. The posterior inclusion probability of each candidate regulator, from which inference is made about the presence or absence of a regulatory relationship, is positively related to its regulatory potential.

These were short fragments of sequences from which inferences about the patterns of evolution were likely to match the inferred patterns of evolution of the corresponding species.

Historical relativism does undermine cross-cultural notions of beauty, but it reduces the record of any given period to data from which inferences can be systematically drawn.

Variation as the foundation of statistics provides the basis from which inferences can be drawn during statistical decision making.

The results are interpreted in terms of a settlement system from which inferences about mobility patterns and social organization are drawn.

Since Bayesian analyses are insensitive to (noninformative) stopping rules, all that it is required from the data is a likelihood function, which combined with the prior distribution on the parameters produces the posterior distribution from which inferences are derived.

The study reports all positive blood cultures isolated in a large critical care service with high compliance rates in HCAI prevention strategies and antimicrobial use [19] thus providing a representative sample from which inferences about practice interventions could be made.

Note that, contrary to networks that are common in the literature, that represent known interactions, such as between predator and prey in a trophic web [15], this network represents statistical associations from which inferences about real causal interactions can be made and then tested.

The results were then presented in tables separately for each agroecological zone, from which inferences were drawn.