Sentence examples for inferences- from inspiring English sources

The only change introduced by this Government was to clarify (in the light of subsequent case law) the circumstances under which inferences can be drawn from silence in cases where the charge is one of causing the death of a child or vulnerable adult.

With those two leaps in mind, drawing inferences about the make-up of the 2015 squad is fraught.

It faces competition from machine-based systems such as Watson, a computer built by IBM that digests large bodies of data and draws inferences from them.

In other words, they are advertising their own scent.There are many useful inferences that might be drawn from this research.

Imaginative prospecting for data, together with great ingenuity in drawing warranted inferences from them the Levitt hallmarks can reveal far more than you might suppose.Mr Levitt's research on crime has earned him occasional spells of petty notoriety in the wider world.

His view is that lots of thinking is squeezed in to the two seconds of a blink decision: immediate observations are cross-referenced with past experience to generate broad inferences.

This opens a door for programmes that improve the decision-making and incentives of the poor.J-PAL's conclusions are distinctive; rooted in evidence; coherent and cautious (they don't make inferences that go beyond the scope of their research).

Dr Gordon is one of the leaders of that firm's cognitive-computing team, responsible for a machine called Watson which is able to digest and analyse large amounts of English text and then draw inferences from it.

That permits researchers to draw inferences about the effects of harms inflicted in utero on individuals rather than groups.

Half cannot draw inferences from what they read, or give any scientific explanation for familiar phenomena.

The court found that the men had forced the airline to buy the planes, worth $240m, and as a result Syrianair had incurred "big financial losses".The only inferences to be drawn are: either there was a miscarriage of justice; or bribes were paid.