Sentence examples for inferences reached from inspiring English sources

Finally, he reduced continuous data to discrete characters and conducted conventional cladistic analysis that agreed closely with phylogenetic inferences reached in continuous data.

Most critically, our results show that the inferences reached by Drew et al. [ 26] appear erroneous and are likely attributable to the unusual mutational properties of the D-loop that create (and re-create) a haplotype that mimics others ("haplotype 1") that are common across North America.

The results of our analyses although they support many inferences reached based on phylogenetic trees (viz. identification of all of the main clades in phylogenetic trees in molecular terms) (Fig. 1) [ 2, 7, 13, 23- 25], they also differ from them in important regards.

Interactive visualizations frequently include data visualizations, but they differ in that users employ the visualizations to make inferences, reach conclusions, and make decisions that result in changed and/or new visualizations.

As description, this is fair enough, but any historical inference reached or evolutionary trend suggested, certainly one so detailed and complex as theirs, begs for broader contextualization and explanation.

The similar inference reached after analyses based on prospective assessment of case management is a useful finding as it supports the utility of work based on examination of retrospectively assembled case records allowing longer time periods to be studied while constraining costs.

With empirical protein-sequence data, Bayesian posterior probabilities provide more-generous estimates of subtree reliability than does the nonparametric bootstrap combined with maximum likelihood inference, reaching 100% posterior probability at bootstrap proportions around 80%.

Similar inferences were reached irrespective of whether the levels of genes of interest were normalized against GAPDH or ß-actin as internal standards.

In its summation, the chief prosecutor acknowledged that his case was circumstantial, but asked the court to draw enough inferences to reach the same conclusion that he had, that no one but the defendants could have bombed the plane.

Analogies aid learning by mapping an unfamiliar domain onto a familiar one to encourage inferences or reach new conclusions (Gentner, 1983).

They are used to draw inferences and reach conclusions about data, when only a part of a population, a sample, has been studied.