Sentence examples for infer if from inspiring English sources

Using that information Touch Cover can infer if the user meant to press the key or not.

We analyzed dispersal patterns and wildlife ranching economics to identify conservation implications and to infer if translocations are likely to persist in their current form.

A spatial sampling of ~90 μm also allows one to infer if an underdrawing is applied with a dry medium (stick) or wet medium (brush).

As such, it is not possible to infer if this data set is representative of the number of athletes that are dehydrated when they present for weigh-in.

Not only must S above be justified in believing E1, S must also be justified in believing that E1 makes likely P, a proposition he would have to infer (if there are no foundations) from some other proposition F1, which he would have to infer from F2, which he would have to infer from F3, and so on ad infinitum.

Since the unit cell of Co3O4 is 8 Å large and contains 56 atoms, we probe for single atoms within a unit cell of Co3O4 and can infer if single cobalt atoms are kept in place or not to better understand the chemical composition of surfaces.

Conditioning, or associative learning, is inferred if the animal's behaviour changes in certain ways and if that change can be attributed to the temporal relationship between these events.

Conversely, a cytoplasmic effect can be inferred if the markers are distorted in only one of the reciprocal F2 populations.

As can be inferred, if there are no errors and inaccuracies in the control of robots, this technique works perfectly.

The idea is that $\osim p$ may be inferred if the exhaustive search for a proof of the atomic statement $p$ failed.

Shoplifting was inferred if the absence of a particular item could not be attributed to the item being sold, used, damaged, relocated or given away.