Sentence examples for inferential patterns from inspiring English sources

I argue that this difference is in the first instance logical: the two sorts of cp-laws give rise to different inferential patterns.

This reasoning shows how (10) can be reduced to inferential patterns that seem more basic raising the question of how much reduction is possible.

Aristotle investigated a restricted class of inferential patterns, which he called syllogisms, in which two categorical propositions served as premises and a third served as a conclusion.

Rather than emphasizing the mathematical foundations, metaphysics or semantics of measurement, philosophical work in recent years tends to focus on the presuppositions and inferential patterns involved in concrete practices of measurement, and on the historical, social and material dimensions of measuring.

Such standards are themselves not independent of all inferential practice.

A certain inferential rule licenses you to say "It rains" when it rains, but it's not "purely inferential".

Our primary inferential analyses were patterned after intent-to-treat analyses in randomized trials in the sense that all intervention group participants were considered members of the intervention group, regardless of their levels of direct exposure to the intervention.

Descriptive and inferential research design was used.

This study adopted a descriptive and inferential survey design.

Exploratory analysis of spatial data aims to describe spatial patterns using inferential statistics (occurrence of mortality for example is random or not), and to develop of hypotheses.

The collected sequence of responses and coordinates of each sensory stimulus allow statistical inference on the reasoning strategies, be they inferential or based on pattern recognition.