Sentence examples for inference on how from inspiring English sources

Clearly it is not possible from one observation (and even a relatively short observation period) to make a reliable inference on how a recession influences the effectiveness of ALMP.

A further inference on how DNA twist diffuses along yeast chromatin is difficult to attain from our data.

The excess mortality is more appealing than the relative mortality to provide an inference on how the study population' mortality differs from that of the standard population.

For the heterogeneous population model, the disaggregated viewership data allowed for inference on how the behavior of adults and children varied over time.

From there, we created a model of how questions were weaved together during construction of quality arguments (see Fig. 1). Figure 1 was developed based on our observations and subsequent inferences on how the groups worked together.

This qualitative approach has enabled understanding of how farmers view technological approaches to mitigating methane in their specific situations and to drawn inferences on how animals are conceptualised in a range of different circumstances.

This additional information about these contiguous genes offers further inferences on how a QTL functions to deliver the trait expected, and helps to guide in the selection of which QTLs could be more effective in a breeding program.

We present a new approach for linking historical landscapes to present day habitat suitability models; permitting inferences on how prior land use/land cover states have influenced the current distribution of species and their habitats.

The analysis sheds light on the evolving nature of urban clusters that can help us better understand urban phenomena, and make inferences on how socioeconomic processes influence urban form which in turn has considerable effects on the ecology of the urban system and the local and regional environment.

Although network-based research in entrepreneurship has considered the importance of networks for small firm growth, studies have been criticised for their contradictory inferences on how entrepreneurs should embed in networks, and for overlooking the fact that networks are dynamic in nature.

This study did not test explicitly a condition-dependent model of ornamentation, however, we can make speculative inferences on how honest signaling may be guaranteed by molt rate.