Sentence examples for inference you from inspiring English sources

Which inference you prefer depends on which story you prefer — assuming you've been given one.

And whatever inference you take from all these details, one stark fact remains: this is an explicitly sexual film about a love affair between two young women written and directed by a 52-year-old man.

In the statistical inference, you make the acceptance error if you accept something that you should reject (the type I error).

"The challenge there is the consistency of [data] quality, how they provide consistency or continuity so that you can integrate all that data and understand what inference you can make from that".

"You must not speculate and you could not draw safe inferences from debatable evidence because you need to be sure that your inference, you reasonable common sense conclusion, is correct.

-Choose an oral health topic that interests you from the C.D.C.'s Web site (//www.cdc.gov/nohss/.. Look at the data and graph it in a way that tells a meaningful story. Write a brief summary beneath the graph that explains what the graph tells you. Include any conclusions or inferences you can deduce from your research.

Be careful with the inferences you are making.

It is a place for you to look at all your research and make whatever inferences you feel are relevant, where your voice will shine most.

Studies show the greater the similarity between personal connections to what you are studying, the more inferences you create for the subject, giving you a better likelihood for remembering the information for the test.

On reflection, I do apologise for any misguided inference that you support misogyny or abuse instead of the folk you tweet.

Apparently the Board's reasoning is thus -- our kids suck at the FCAT, ergo the FCAT sucks -- a sound inference if you're five.