Sentence examples for guiding inference from inspiring English sources

It is critical information for guiding inference of miRNA functions.

They provide high accuracy with guided inference to produce aspect distribution confirming to user's needs.

In addition, although slope and elevation are topographic and not soil characteristics, we included them as soil variables to guide inference about the importance of soil water.

P values were used to guide inference and a two-sides P value of <0.05 was considered statistically significant.

Results: Here, we describe a novel method called K-GIDDI (knowledge-guided inference of DDIs) to narrow down the PPI sites to smaller regions/domains.

In this study, we explore an alternative approach called K-GIDDI (knowledge-guided inference of DDIs) for predicting DDIs from cross-species PPI network data.

Efforts to strengthen health system functioning are therefore pursued without relying on SPA data sets to guide inference about implementation success.

To guide inference, we used Akaike's information criteria for small sample size (AICc) to indicate whether meta-regression models were more or less parsimonious (ΔAICc > 2) than the null (intercept only) model.

As a first exploration of model behavior to guide inference, we found a number of different plausible combinations of parameter values for the transmission rate and duration of natural immunity, which were able to produce realistic results when used in our model and defined a possible range for the unknown parameters.

The uptake specificity of some naturally competent bacteria can also guide inferences about the evolution of competence.

Because cross-sectional surveys are commonly used to characterize the epidemiology of HCV and other conditions in local drug user populations, understanding whether sampling methodology is associated with prevalence will help guide inferences regarding these data.