Sentence examples for inference of this from inspiring English sources

Typically these deals and buy-backs are announced along with statements of confidence about cost savings, expanded marketing reach and better days to come.One plausible inference of this penchant for borrowing and dealmaking is that America's economy is at last gaining traction.

The inference of this study is limited due to the retrospective study design.

Since there are evidently "many inexplicable difficulties in the works of nature" we are not justified in making any inference of this kind (D, 5.6/166 7).

When including this strain, the inference of this strain is incorrect and the rest are influenced.

The inference of this might be that EBNA3C is more of a transcriptional activator than EBNA3B but the steady state nature of this system makes such inferences speculative at best.

The inference of this acidic space is based on the following reasons: (1) Ferrous ion is stable in an acidic environment [16]; (2) The space accumulates a huge amount of ferrous ion but does not form iron mineral.

Together, our data highlight the likely relevance for fungal growth and virulence of hundreds of Z. tritici genes, deepening the annotation and functional inference of the genes of this model pathogen.

This concatenation is not expected to modify the inference of the chloroplast history since this organelle is not known to recombine in wild Angiosperms [ 81].

In this analysis, inference of the viral quasispecies is done in probabilistic manner using a Bayesian approach.

The frame problem is concerned with how to formalise the logic of actions and events so that indefinitely many inferences of this kind are made available without our having to encode them all explicitly.

We do make such inferences of this kind: if I see that my neighbour's dustbin is in the middle of the road rather than its usual position on the pavement, I (rightly) infer that it has been moved.