Sentence examples for inference of age from inspiring English sources

Or to put the point more concretely, there can be no greater inference of age discrimination (as opposed to "40 or over" discrimination) when a 40 year old is replaced by a 39 year old than when a 56 year old is replaced by a 40 year old.

It is reasonable to believe that the primary information for the inference of allele age and selection intensity comes from the extent of the ancestral haplotypes retained during selection.

Thus, the expectation (again with respect to random drift) of the total diploid covariance is simply Moorjani et al. (2011) first observed that pairwise LD measurements across a panel of SNPs can be combined to enable accurate inference of the age of admixture, n.

Data are too few for emphysema to make inferences for age of starting and duration of quitting.

Although our present data do not allow an accurate inference of the infection age, the high prevalence of Wolbachia in the whole species distribution contradict the hypothesis of a recent invasion.

We did not have data on the exact date of pregnancy for these participants, and therefore inferences about the effect of age may not be valid.

As such, the expansion of available genome data will provide a more accurate inference of the relative phylogenetic age of myosin classes and types likely expanding the repertoire of myosins, and therefore the cellular complexity, of ancestral eukaryotic forms.

There are a number of factors contributing to the large inter-individual variation in TL that are independent of age, potentially confounding inferences about loss rates.

When t = 0, q((T, n 0) is the partial likelihood of the data which is sufficient for the inference of selection intensity and allele age.

Tasks where associations between indirectly related stimuli must be inferred are known as transitive inference tasks and the acquisition of transitive inferences was once considered to emerge around 7 years of age (Piaget, 1928; Townsend et al., 2010).

Together, these observations indicate that inferences of contaminant exposure based on liver pathology of dab over 4 years of age may be biased by population-specific sensitivity.