Sentence examples for inferences in relation to from inspiring English sources

In the present paper, we outline approaches that have been used for making the above inferences in relation to climate change.

This study design was cross-sectional which limits us from making any causal inferences in relation to the main outcome and independent variables.

At present, little is known about the function of this gene and protein, which precludes specific biological inferences in relation to BRDC.

Although this finding does not allow inferences in relation to the source of the outbreaks amongst infected communes, it provides evidence for advocating modifiable practices directed towards new traders at retail markets.

This focus on micro contexts can help to shed light on the subtleties of social reality and thereby help to make inferences in relation to wider social processes ("by zooming out").

However, inferences about gender differences in relation to deprivation and mortality are sensitive to the choice of inequality measures used [ 34- 36].

This paper focuses on statistical inference in relation to the peak process of local ice loading on ship hulls.

Although our data cannot address the role of the receptor for advanced glycation end products, we can make an inference in relation to the first two possibilities of a hyperinflammatory response to infection and/or bone metabolism.

The study design adopted here shared certain limitations with other cross-sectional study, and caution should be used when making causal inferences on outcome in relation to associated daily life patterns.

Because of limited resources we were able to collect data only from scheduled operating lists, involving predominantly elective cases during working hours, so no inference is possible in relation to emergency cases done out of hours.

Neither of these loops is operative within sensory systems, and neither may require the fine-grained input analysis associated with a granular layer 4. So what does the active inference formulation offer, in relation to classical models?