Sentence examples for inference of that from inspiring English sources

If such SNPs are all nearby, then the inference of that genomic region as causal can be strong, even if the precise nucleotide responsible remains unknown.

To "see" that one statement follows from another, that a particular inference is valid, enables one to make an "intuitive induction" of the validity of all inferences of that kind.

Notwithstanding large differences in the methods of data extraction, the inferences of that review were consistent with ours.

Thus the price for having a robust method for inference of recombination that does not heavily rely on single entries in the total database is that some recombination instances may slip through the sieve of secondary classification.

A more serious criticism against these methods lies in the inference of processes that are not tied to speciation, such as extinction.

In this article, we present GENIE3, a new algorithm for the inference of GRNs that was best performer in the DREAM4 In Silico Multifactorial challenge.

Indeed, inference of events that occurred during these "dark ages" is a formidable task because comparative genomics of eukaryotes cannot directly look past LECA.

To be perfectly relevant, we would need to add to this argument the lemma that if one makes an unjustified inference, the conclusion of that inference has low epistemic probability.

The remaining task is then to explicate the pre-theoretic notion of valid inductive inference by defining rules of inference that can be brought into a reflective equilibrium with intuitive judgments of inductive validity.

Wijaya showed that the method can increase the proportion of mappable tags and, more importantly, avoid some false inferences of expression that would be made with uncorrected data.

Example of inferred composite context is inference of media type that can be played by a handheld device based on current network bandwidth and available memory.