Sentence examples for inference suggests from inspiring English sources

Piper Jaffray says it retained "large volumes of e-mails", which by inference suggests not all of them.

Taphonomic inference suggests scorching (presumably volcanically induced) followed by medium-distance transport.

Our biogeographical inference suggests a pattern of colonization from the American continent towards the Old World.

Bayesian phylogenetic inference suggests that Outbreak Lineage 1 likely emerged in 2011.

This inference suggests that the essential enzymes involved in XyG biosynthesis and turnover originated before land colonization by plants.

The American Psychological Association Task Force on Statistical Inference suggests, "ways provide some effect-size estimate when reporting a p value" [ 4].

The Bayesian inference suggested that positions 4, 8, 11, 15 and 17 had a slightly elevated ratio of nonsynonymous to synonymous changes.

We also demonstrate that the performance of disease gene predictions is improved significantly by combining the modularity measure into the network inference, suggesting modularity is one of key features for network-based credible prioritization of candidate disease genes.

Although in our general phylogeny the remained species in the clade 4 were not statistically well separated in all analyses the Bayesian inference suggest that several lineages originated in different times.

Further, our coalescent-based inference suggested an expanding effective population size of the virus over the last decade in the host populations studied here, including the years immediately prior to its discovery and identification.

Provisional inferences suggest that environmental damage may be limited, that even with heavy land-use stress, climatic triggers were critical to inaugurate change, and that the system may be more resilient than anticipated.