Sentence examples for infer from one from inspiring English sources

Steel's reasoning strategy pertains to cases where we want to infer from one system where we know a certain mechanism operates to a different kind of system about we do not (yet) know that the same mechanism operates.

Both of these effects could pose limitations on the reliability of genetic relationships inferred from one or a small number of molecular markers as this small number of loci could themselves be subject to recombination.

Thus, the pitch ranking and MCI results cannot be directly inferred from one another.

Given a sufficiently well-built model, the cause of activity and the cause of prediction should be very similar and inferring from one to the other should become possible.

While pressure can be adjusted with good accuracy on the basis of the altitude difference between two stations, the surface temperature is generally more variable spatially; thus, it cannot be reliably inferred from one station to another.

Obviously, phylogenetic results inferred from one or two genes cannot represent the phylogenetic utility of informative SNPs across whole mitogenomes.

A latent variable is a variable that cannot be measured but is inferred from one or more observed variables [ 5].

When these two assumptions are met phylogenetic trees inferred from one or a few genes can be used as proxies of the species tree.

Furthermore, barriers to successful prevention and intervention may be regional and population specific and cannot be inferred from one community to another [ 2- 5].

States with missing smoke data were excluded if the smoking rate for the other race was an outlier, inferring from one race category to the other for smoking behaviors.

Further, it is to be noted that not every sensory point-coincidence is an objective one and it is generally true that not every objective point-coincidence is observed directly but is constructed or inferred from ones that are.