Sentence examples for inferences lie from inspiring English sources

The strength of our review and the validity of our inferences lie in the methodology used.

The strength of our review and the validity of our inferences lie in the methods used.

The strength of Bayesian inference lies precisely in its ability to incorporate existing knowledge into statistical specifications.

This paper highlights the role of Monte Carlo methods in statistical inferences over affine lie group for visual tracking problem.

The latter consisted of a set of logical axioms (statements considered to be truths of logic) and a set of rules of inference that lay out the conditions under which certain statements of the language may be correctly inferred from others.

An immediate difficulty in accessing a network inference method lies in the fact that current biological knowledge is far from sufficient to provide a clear picture.

However, the inference that a compound must lie in one of these "outlier" regions in order to possess antibacterial activity is not supported by our analysis.

Nor is it clear whether inference to the best explanation must lie behind all justified belief.

Activation of ERKs and JNKs was inhibited by genistein [ 41], consistent with the inference of the current study that MAPKs lie downstream of tyrosine activity in IL-1β-induced signalling.

But our knowledge about the content of most moose thoughts — thoughts that are as real as any of my mine — lie at the fuzzy boundary between inference and imagination.

The inference is that mechanisms of SIRT1 antiaging effect lie partly in its beneficial role of reducing oxidative stress and improving endothelial function.