Sentence examples for immediate inference from inspiring English sources

Because the obverse of any categorical proposition is logically equivalent to it, obversion is a form of immediate inference.

As has been well established, however, drawing a plausible wiring diagram for a rhythmic circuit does not allow the immediate inference of actual circuit activity patterns [17].

A conviction of its truth is an immediate inference from a perception of the beauty or splendor of what it depicts, namely, "God and Jesus Christ…the work of redemption, and the ways and works of God" (A Divine and Supernatural Light, 1734; Edwards 1957–, vol. 17, 413).

It pleased them to make the immediate inference that all matter essentially has a God-given and inherent attractive power and, as it were, mutual love, as if matter had senses, or as if a certain intelligence were given to each part of matter by whose means each part could perceive and desire even the most remote thing.

This was taken into account by allowing for genotyping errors in paternity reconstruction in COLONY, i.e. mismatch in a single locus did not lead to an immediate inference of an additional sire [29].

The history matching results for 1200 on 14 April as visualized by projections of the minimum of the implausibility measure onto all combinations of two-variable planes are shown in Fig. 5. Several immediate inferences can be made.

While the immediate therapeutic inference of the present findings concerns the treatment of chickens for a more economic production of meat [61] [64], it has far-reaching implications.

It is immediate — not involving inference, preceding any belief, and deeper than any belief.

The immediate grounds for the inference are not facts about horses and riding, but the linguistic or structural parallelism between the statements 'white horses are horses' and 'riding white horses is riding horses'.

The whole thrust of the phenomenalist position, as we have seen, is that any inference beyond immediate experience is impossible, that claims that might seem to be about things outside of experience must, if they are to be justified and knowable, be understood as pertaining only to features and orderly patterns of that experience.

Two immediate benefits of performing inference on serological time series are the ability to reconstruct complete disease dynamics – i.e. the dynamics of both symptomatic and asymptomatic individuals – and the avoidance of a reporting parameter.