Sentence examples for inferential abilities from inspiring English sources

For example, in a study of 61 patients with lesions affecting linguistic abilities Kemmerer et al. (2012) found 14 cases in which referential abilities were better preserved than inferential abilities.

Criticisms of this form have been put especially forcefully by William Wimsatt (1999), who argues that the creative and inferential abilities of human users make it the case that any given idea, or item of technology, can have fluctuating numbers of cultural parents over time.

It was found that the learners mainly encountered three difficulties in their reading comprehension test: (1) new words were the biggest barrier; (2) learners felt hard to locate on the relevant sentences in the original passage from the information provided in the question; (3) their inferential abilities are weak.

It was found that the learners mainly encountered three difficulties in their reading comprehension test: (1) new vocabularies were the biggest barrier, (2) learners felt it hard to locate the relevant sentences in the original passage from the information provided in the question, and (3) their inferential abilities were weak.

In general, it has been shown that inferential abilities in apes increase with age [26] and in particular in the wild older individuals outperform younger individuals in using tools [9], [27].

It might be that dog inferential abilities are better expressed in the olfactory rather than the visual modality.

This decision could impact the inferential ability and credibility of a trial and should not be perceived as trivial.

So, it's possible that the relatively sophisticated social-inferential abilities of primates have effectively relieved signalers from having to develop a larger, more complex repertoire of signals to convey many different messages.

We show that exclusion of arrays by this approach substantially increases inferential power, or the ability to detect differential expression, in large clinical studies.

Our choice not to sham-treat control birds with respect to the zinc sulphate treatment does not impact the inferential power of this result, since it is therefore known that control birds did not have reduced foraging ability that could be attributed to the physical procedure of nasal irrigation.

Second, mathematical models can provide inferential power.