Sentence examples for inference is correct from inspiring English sources

And damage may result whether the inference is correct or faulty: a correct inference that someone is concerned about a potential health issue might have an impact on their employment or health insurance prospects; while an incorrect inference (that a woman was pregnant, say) might lead to discrimination (not being granted a job interview).

While this inference is correct, it misses an important purpose of a simulator.

If this inference is correct, then both Synotis xinningensis and its putative closest relative, S. changiana, are tetraploid.

The first possible source of error is the reliance on the assumption that the epidemiological inference is correct and that there was true direct transmission between the patient pairs.

Confidence that the causal inference is correct comes from a combination of the fact that associations have been consistent across a range of studies and that the relationship has held up after statistically controlling for possible confounding factors (3,4).

The use of deductive inference guarantees absolute certainty about inferred statements [ 63], provided that the biomedical ontologies and model annotations that were used for the inference are correct.

If these inferences are correct, honey collection tools, are akin to modified probe tools used by chimpanzees in other wild communities to 'bee probe' [Fowler & Sommer, 2007] and 'fluid dip' [Sanz & Morgan, 2009].

As a result, relying on the codon usage of highly expressed genes appears to be overly simplistic in the case of the S. cerevisiae genome and, if our inferences are correct, has led to misidentification of the optimal codon.

Both inferences were correct based on our findings: (a) glp-4 VARS-2 is an essential gene; and (b) only a small subset of intragenic mutations are expected to suppress bn2, those that displace G296D in the editing pocket and thus decrease its inappropriate deacylation activity without otherwise damaging tRNA synthetase function.

For a priori regions of interest, statistical inferences were corrected for multiple comparisons using Gaussian random field theory at the voxel level in a small spherical volume (radius 10 mm) around coordinates selected from the literature on the DMN and from previous studies focusing on the neural correlates of go/no-go tasks and executive control of attention.

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