Sentence examples for inference that while from inspiring English sources

These two sources allow the inference that, while the specific gift of property did not occur until 1463, Ficino and his cohort met at least once on Medici property in the hills outside Florence.

Accordingly, we concluded that the stable isotope-altitude gradient on the leeward side of a mountain is very sensitive to local atmospheric processes; an inference that should be taken into consideration while quantifying the paleo-altitude of orogeny and groundwater recharge area using stable water isotopes.

A key difference is that Straub et al. (2012) and Bock et al. (2014) used large fragments of mtDNA for phylogenetic inference that included introns and intergenic regions, while Malé et al. (2014) and this study inferred relationships using only coding mtDNA sequences.

While refusing to put the allegation himself, Mr Hislop said the Privy Council might draw an inference that "someone misled or covered up to secure a conviction".

That was the second inference that could be made from the USSR crash.

It would appear then that in cases like (vii) and (viii) there will be inferences that run in both directions, while explanations run only one way.

This makes "Trotsky," the show, at once daring and edgy by the standards of Russian state television, while also pulling up short of making inferences that directly challenge the authority of the Putin system.

This new version also includes the TensorRT inference server, a fully containerized microservice for data center inferencing that plugs seamlessly into an existing Kubernetes infrastructure.  .  .

We find that while university and country level statistical inferences are unsound, the inference on macro regions is more robust.

The sample size was relatively small; thus, this study intended to summarize perspectives and experiences from a qualitative point of view while providing an inference that the quality of fortified foods and the systems in place through which they are monitored needs improvement, particularly in low- and middle-income African and Asian countries.

She said that she resents the inference that Perkins was a "big picture" strategist while she fussed about governance details. "This was about the governance committee," she told me.