Sentence examples for inference made from inspiring English sources

Thus, the joint inference made by the L1/ L2 penalty enables us to infer association between a causal SNP and the phenotype by borrowing strength across populations and setting the corresponding regression coefficients jointly to non-zero values.

In October, the Dodgers took umbrage with an inference made by Jeff Wilpon, the Mets' chief operating officer, that they had misdiagnosed Reyes's original injury when the Mets played in Los Angeles in May.

The inference made from one intuitive cognition is not always correct, even if the intuition itself remains reliable.

Gaze similarity is expressed as a z-score probability relative to the context condition and inference made (Comprehension group [blue], Map task [red], and shuffled baseline [black]).

This work supports the inference made by Sarkhel et al. (2009) that the collisional quenching controls the Na airglow intensity variability through the variations of α and RD.

In many ways, the case is similar to that inference made about Socrates' non-existence, when Socrates' dead body is intuitively grasped.

Inference making should be cautious and restrained.

Check inference was done when participants were not sure about their inference making.

Our findings show that spontaneous and extensive education of consumers about security makes a modest impact on their inference making.

Mixed effects generally increase the difficulty in inference making.

Thus, the Bayesian inference, making use of MCMC simulation techniques, offers a viable alternative.