Sentence examples for inferences about how from inspiring English sources

Altogether, with these methods we can reconstruct glacier behavior from the "ground up," to draw inferences about how Bhutan's climate and ice have changed in the past.

(Based on Eaton's account, their list will probably include inferences about how a tsunami travels great distances and how a tsunami is a series of waves instead of one great wave).

"It's looking for patterns and will make inferences about how you use your device," said Colm Healy, vice president and general manager of Xiam, the division of Qualcomm that developed Consia.

The review put together evidence from 58 separate studies (22 from the UK) in order to define a comprehensive set of vulnerability and protective factors for foster placement instability and draw inferences about how different factors might undermine and promote stable placements.

And regardless of inferences about how it might have affected subsequent American foreign policy, which he said he was constrained from discussing because he was still on active duty, he was convinced that the film would be a tonic for audiences now that American soldiers are in conflict once again.

The second way in which a caucus or primary is important is in its informational content: we learn something about how voters in a certain part of the country have behaved, and that might help us to make inferences about how things will go in future states.

It can translate that surface area info into an inference about how hard a user is pressing to determine force.

Observers seem to have no difficulty connecting the similar-colored lines on each side, and making an inference about how they extend into the rock.

When the current result are considered in light of this literature, it seems plausible that increased sensorimotor engagement when viewing actions with which observers have greater sensorimotor experience relates to increasingly refined prediction or inference about how a trained action will unfold, relative to an untrained action (see also Calvo-Merino et al. 2006).

However, it is possible to make some inferences about just how overwhelmingly Democratic are the employees at these companies, based on fund-raising data.

Fourth, we only analyzed studies which conceptualized PSDs as dependent variables and cannot make inferences about which and how PSDs are used as independent variables.