Sentence examples for general inferences from inspiring English sources

It has been difficult to draw general inferences from these studies, however, because genetic association studies generated results that were sometimes inconsistent, many of these studies were modestly powered (especially when polygenic genetic architectures are considered), genomic controls are infrequent, and biases can be detected in a number of analytic strategies.

General inferences are made regarding the operating configurations that are expected to improve system performance.

Prior to making general inferences or predictions from habitat models, their generalizability requires thorough assessment.

In the laddering-up process, consumers are first given concrete attributes and then prompted to climb toward progressively more abstract and general inferences.

Some will argue that the pastel is such an unusual work that it would be unwise to draw general inferences from it.

The OnTo-Agent itself needs several sub-components, specifically the OnTo-Agents Inference Systhe for thevaluationof of rules and queries and general inferences, the OnTo-Agents Ontology Articulation Toolkit for mediation among information obtained from different ontologies.

Bart Selman, associate professor of computer science, on "The Next Generation of Automated Reasoning Methods". Selman said that only a few years ago, general inference beyond a few hundred variable problems was out of reach, but current reasoning engines can handle problems with over a million variables and several million constraints.

We also discuss some theoretical results for the non-deterministic case although it is not clear how to employ them for a more general inference method.

Existing test data support a general inference that the deformation behaviour of concrete elements is affected by the arrangement of reinforcement in the tensile zone.

We extend the assumption-base semantics of DPLs to accommodate diagrammatic reasoning by introducing general inference mechanisms for the valid extraction of information from diagrams, and for the incorporation of sentential information into diagrams.

Fast forward to 2008, and Vicky Cristina Barcelona was an unending festival of smoking-hot Spaniards, big old tumbling bed-heads and general inference that the bigger and better your barnet, the more interesting your love life, which is brill because big wigs are BACK this season (hello James Long at Fashion East/Gaultier).