Sentence examples for inferences we made from inspiring English sources

To test the functional inferences we made from the evolutionary results, we targeted Muscleblind protein isoform expression to imaginal disc tissue, muscle, photoreceptor precursors and posterior compartment within segments using the Gal4/UAS system [33] (Table S1).

The longitudinal design of our study (Sokol et al. 2006) gave us the opportunity to examine within-subject (over time) effects of O3 on male fertility in a sample that guarantees validity of the asymptotic inferences we made from the data.

Certainly some of the abductive inferences we make lead us to accept falsehoods.

The question is whether these different kinds of descriptions matter; that is, does framing affect the inferences we make about those behaviors?

What is of ultimate concern in this analysis, however, is not the level of attrition, but whether the attrition invalidates the inferences we make using these data.

If our awareness of the content of our implicit attitudes derives from inferences we make based on (for example) our behavior, then the question is whether these inferences are justified, assuming knowledge entails justified true belief.

While we can from our armchairs have some ideas about the sorts of inferences we make and the reliability of the processes that occur in us, detailed scientific information is needed to have a clear picture of our actual practices.

But whether the inferences we make about our own attitudes are well-justified would be moot if it were shown that we have direct introspective access to those attitudes.[23] One sort of skeptical worry stems from research on the effects of implicit bias on perception (§3.2.1).

Although decisions or inferences we make based on test scores depend both on characteristics of test-takers and of testing situations, little research has been undertaken on the effects of these characteristics on test performance (e.g., Alderson and Banerjee, 2002).

Many features such as curviness, waist height, etc., are easily perceived and might also figure into the inferences we make about a person's traits".

If construct validity has been established, then and only then can we ensure that the inferences we make based on the assessment are valid.