Sentence examples for inference assumes from inspiring English sources

This inference assumes the KINDL® questions on quality of life are culturally neutral.

Bayesian inference assumes that the data are fixed and consider all unknown parameters as random variables [26].

Here, it is shown that this inference assumes that the set of acceptable residues at each position is independent of the overall sequence context.

Classical statistical inference assumes that the explanatory variables included in a model and the resultant estimated errors are independent and uncorrelated.

That inference assumes that each of us knows what psychological terms mean (or,at any rate, some of them) from our own case, and only from our own case.

Active inference assumes that subjects optimise a probabilistic representation of the environment.

Conventionally, methods of phylogenetic inference assume that a single phylogeny is sufficient to characterize the relatedness across the entire sequence thus ignoring the effects of recombination.

Current birth-death models used for phylodynamic inference assume a constant probability of sampling throughout the evolutionary history, which may result in biased estimates of quantities such as the effective population size when the sampling process is misspecified.

In fact, it has been argued that the younger estimates obtained with coalescent approaches may be the results of unaccounted recent gene flow [ 59], since most multilocus coalescent methods of species trees inference assume incomplete lineage sorting as the single source of gene tree incongruence (e.g., [ 60- 62]).

Such inferences assume that quartz silt, like mudstone clay, started out on land.

Yet if such small, inbred populations did exist, it would invalidate many of the genetic inferences about when humans split off from the tree of life, Trinkhaus said, because these inferences assume large, stable populations.