Sentence examples for inference of which from inspiring English sources

We consider the inference of which of two alleles is ancestral when the alleles have a single nonsynonymous difference and when natural selection acts via protein tertiary structure.

Probabilistic causal inference (of which Dawid is an advocate) in observational studies would inevitably require counterfactuals.

One application of the present approach is a quantitative inference of which task is important for fitness in the particular niche of each genus.

The inference of which steps in the accepted fatty acid synthesis pathways are affected allows us to postulate which sets of genes may have been up-regulated as a result of hypomethylation.

In this view, annotation starts with what is known from experiments in the lab, makes reasonable inferences of which genes match other genes in function, builds databases to make all that we know accessible, but creates nothing truly new.

There are seven evidence codes associated with computational inference, out of which six imply manual curation (ISS, ISO, ISA, ISM, IGC, RCA).

From an analysis of 1969 bp COI and COII sequences from 55 Agrodiaetus species, Kandul et al. [ 19] proposed a classification of 12 major clades using Maximum Parsimony and Bayesian inference most of which have high bootstrap and Bayesian support.

Using the open-source framework EVA2 for nature-inspired optimization procedures [ 37, 38], we test the following standard settings of the algorithms (Table 2) on the inference problem, of which the following are evolutionary optimization procedures: Binary Genetic Algorithm (binGA) with one-point mutation, p m = 0.1, and one-point crossover, p c = 0.7.

In our case, we focus on three inferences, each of which has one warrant, one assumption, and one piece of evidence to justify the inferences and to eventually make the validity argument in our context.

There is an interplay between recollections and anticipations, and between beliefs and inferences — all of which both opens up and presupposes a temporal space.

The three research questions were categorized according to Chapelle et al.'s (2008) and Xi (2010) argument-based validity framework, which consists of Domain Definition (or Representation), Evaluation, Generalization, Explanation, Extrapolation, and Utilization inferences, three of which were relevant to the current study.