Sentence examples for inference was found from inspiring English sources

For example, positive selection inference was found to be more accurate when unreliable MSA regions were filtered out.

Further inference was found in the tumor suppression gene, p53, with a new hypothesis of including the bovine PKM2 pathways for targeting the glycolysis preference in many types of cancerous cells, consistent with quantum metabolism models.

The earliest passages concerned with argument and inference are found in Caraka-saṃhitā, a medical text, conjectured by some to have been redacted in its current form at the beginning of the first century CE, on the one hand, and in the philosophical literature, both Brahmanical and Buddhist, on the other.

Numerous examples of the importance of incorporating rate variation among sites for the correct phylogenetic inference are found in the literature [ 45– 45].

It was found that inference depends on both radius and width of the ring.

Another 19 bp oligonucleotide sequence (2371 bp after the start of translation) specific for the RNA inference of the SAMD9 expression was found (5'-TACGTACCTGTACTACTCC-3') and also subcloned into a pSUPER-RNAi-EGFP expression vector to generate a second SAMD9 RNA interference vector (pSUPER-RNAi-SAMD9-2nd).

After searching of the public available sequence database, a 19 bp oligonucleotide sequence (846 bp after the start of translation) specific for the RNA inference of the SAMD9 expression was found (5'-GTGCATTCGAGAGCCAAGA-3') and subcloned into a pSUPER-RNAi-EGFP expression vector to generate the SAMD9 RNA interference vector (pSUPER-RNAi-SAMD9).

Lowest performance was found for inferences in which the problems caused a conflict between logical validity and the experts' belief.

After that, they were asked a number of factual questions ("What sort of car was found abandoned?") and inference questions ("Who do you think the attackers were?").

Adaptive network-based fuzzy inference system is found to tackle the problems of forward and reverse mappings efficiently.

More explanations and applications of the method in the context of transcription inference can be found in [44], [49].