Sentence examples for in its inference from inspiring English sources

JOHN B. SPRUNG Brooklyn, July 24 , 2012To the Editor: Joe Nocera's column is understandable in its outrage but wrong in its inference.

BVSA, at its current stage, incorporates only subjective knowledge regarding abstract topological properties of generic biochemical systems in its inference engine.

Our reasoning is too holistic in its inferences for it to proceed solely from mechanical rule-following, he decided.

Only in the case of the ITS inference were differences observed between 3 isolates.

But as it appears in the flow of Govier's text, it's an ecstatic, nuanced poetic turn -- especially with its inference, in "where the heart ought to be," of the coarsening coercions and humiliating performances (the family dragooned into service, Maria manipulated, potential patrons ingratiated) that are involved in pulling off a project as daunting as "The Birds of America".

We close by emphasizing the importance of ecosystem function as a key component of a non-equilibrium ecological theory, and of spatial synchrony as a central phenomenon for its inference in natural systems.

The side of the CI is important in an NI trial as its inference of non-inferiority is based on the CI of the treatment difference between the test drug and its comparator.

The technical practice of "inference" that the introduction and elimination rules govern is not to be confused with "inference" in its more generic sense the formation of beliefs on the basis of other beliefs.

His logical system is flawed in its handling of topical inference, but that should not prevent our recognition of Abelard's achievements.

The universal applicability of a simplified compatibility method in its algorithmic form for phylogenetic inference is described.

The linear programming approach we have developed can serve as an effective inference tool in its own right, and can be an efficient first step in a more-intensive phylogenomic analysis.