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Across these three topical areas, it is clear that dress is used to infer a range of information about sex.

For example, Gao et al. (2012) infer a range between 0.01 and 1 MPa from SSEs in Cascadia, and Maury et al. (2014) infer a value of ~0.1 MPa from the large 2010 SSE in Guerrero, Mexico.

On the other hand all four sub-Saharan African samples fit the two-phase growth model, and we are able to infer a range of onset times and growth rates for each population.

Besides topology, we inferred a range of additional mechanistic details with good reliability, e.g. distinguishing activation from inhibition as well as dependent from independent regulation.

For the amino acid data, PartitionFinderProtein retained 71 partitions from the original 80 partitions (partitioned by gene, again considering 5′- rps12 and 3′- rps12 as two genes), and inferred a range of optimal amino acid models that we used in subsequent phylogenetic inference (supplementary table S2 c, Supplementary Material online).

"Using the classified motor vehicles in each neighborhood, we infer a wide range of demographic statistics, socioeconomic attributes, and political preferences of its residents," they say.

But the reality is that firms can already infer a huge range of information about their customers based on their existing interactions with them, or with their peers, or simply by asking users to share new information themselves.

Theory of mind refers to an ability to infer a full range of mental states such as beliefs, desires, intentions, imagination, and emotions (Baron-Cohen et al. 1985).

Additionally, analysis of these best 1,000 parameters sets allowed us to infer a likely range of minimum and maximum values for each transition probability.

Newman and Leicht used probabilistic mixture models to infer a wide range of network structures and noted that the convergence of the algorithm to the global maxima is not guaranteed [ 8].

Training this model required inefficient stochastic sampling, but further research [4] resulted in a discriminative image segmentation framework that integrates bottom-up and top-down cues to infer a considerably wider range of object classes than earlier methods.