Sentence examples for good inferences from inspiring English sources

Bergen now drew some good inferences and found the only winning play.

Such conditions, once identified, would distinguish good inferences from bad inferences.

A theory of conditionals aims to give an account of the conditional construction which explains when conditional judgements are acceptable, which inferences involving conditionals are good inferences, and why this linguistic construction is so important.

Finally, since an argument is an expression of an inference, and to that extent, expressed in a language, it is natural to use the forms of linguistic expressions to identify forms of inferences and arguments and thereby to distinguish forms of good inferences and arguments from forms of bad inferences and arguments.

Missing data theorists have claimed that good inferences can be made with the number of imputed datasets (m) as few as 3 5 (Rubin, 2004).

We hope that this library will help enable a "phylogeny first" approach to whole-genome analysis tools based on the common hypothesis that good inferences of phylogenies will provide a stronger basis for statistical prediction of a broad class of genomic features than do raw variation data.

The reason I've walked you through all of this is I want to think about whether this is a good inference or a bad inference.

The paradigm logical form embedded in a good inference is monotonic.

The latter is often manifest in the study of structures for good inference ("argument schemes") which set standards for particular kinds of good reasoning.

In Figures 3 and 4, the true values of the static parameters are within the 3- σ confidence interval, which suggests a good inference of the unknown parameters of all three algorithms.

For an Anti-realist, who takes good inference to be characterised by the way warrant is transmitted from premise to conclusion, it seems that a multiple conclusion analysis of logical consequence is out of the question.