An example is its approval (without qualification) of the use of "infer" to mean "imply": "infer 5: to give reason to draw an inference
A central aspect of the disagreement between the European and American regimes is the question of whether one can infer knowledge concerning the safety of a GM stack from knowledge concerning the safety of its parental GM (single) plants.
Finally, because participants were not randomly assigned to levels of the mediators, it is not possible to infer causality concerning the effect of the mediators on the outcome.
Comparisons of simulations and experiments allow us to infer basic information concerning the various slip and twin mechanisms, their interactions, and their role on strain hardening and texture evolution in α-uranium.
Physical activity volume was retrospectively inferred using standard questionnaire concerning previous 12 months and seven consecutive days including leisure-time physical activity, daily activities such as gardening, and commute physical activity from which the mean total daily metabolic equivalent (MET) index was calculated as MET-h per day (Finni et al., 2009).
Significance of topological congruence was inferred by a randomization test concerning the size of the MAST.
The officials inferred that the guards were concerned about infection from H.I.V. Councilman Thomas Duane, a Democrat of Manhattan, said: "I can assure you that I did not catch H.I.V. through my hands.
This project seeks to explore the variables concerning educator thinking to infer what connects to and affects future Information and Communication Technology (ICT) planning in early education schools.
The estimations are based on both real measured data and theoretical indicators, the latter inferred from statistical data and exploratory surveys concerning population, territory, economy, development, etc. [40].
Yet, patently, not everything concerning the behavior of electrons was inferred from it, nor should it have been.
