Sentence examples for inference that two from inspiring English sources

So the knowledge that comes from big data is generally an inference that two things are related, not knowledge of why they might be related.

This fact leads to a natural inference that two cells in an individual differ in their genome sequences in relation to their physical distances.

A speciation probability of 1 on a node indicates that every species delimitation model visited by the reverse-jump MCMC algorithm supports the marginal posterior probability inference that two lineages descend from a particular node as 'species'species

For example, modus ponens is a deductive rule of inference that requires that one infer Q from premises P and P → Q.

One inference that can be drawn from today's discussion paper is that London is increasingly resembling a city state – closer, in aviation terms, to Dubai and Singapore than to the rest of Britain.

The one inference that relies on the diagram is the second to last inference of the proof.

The inference from AR patterns is that two whole-chromosome losses are, in fact, disomic and another is trisomic, while two of the sub-chromosomal deletions are single copy losses against a tetrasomic background (i.e., trisomic).

Modus ponens and modus tollens, ( Latin: "method of affirming" and "method of denying") in propositional logic, two types of inference that can be drawn from a hypothetical proposition i.e., from a proposition of the form "If A, then B" (symbolically A ⊃ B, in which ⊃ signifies "If... then").

Two other kinds of inference that are sometimes drawn from conditional propositions are not logically justified.

Inferences that may take one from one intention to another need rather to relate, like (E), to means towards, or ways of, achieving a given goal.

We consider two approaches to complete-cluster inference that relate to methods proposed for observed-cluster inference.