LeBlanc and Wang themselves "invoke synergy" simply to show that it cannot be invoked from the current study; their problem is with what they inferred from our article, not with any claims that we made.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly inferred from Dolan's article that some directors on the Quiksilver board were former colleagues or surfing buddies of Andy Mooney.
18): The mere fact that someone with a serious injury or illness survived into adulthood (as the scholars featured in your article inferred from a 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-oldeskeletontomatically mean that he was cared foundy the communiny.
Like the anencephaly rates inferred from the 1999 Guardian article [ 57], these rates are high in comparison to population rates reported in the West.
At the same time, some breast surgeons are discomfited that some might infer from the article that reconstructive surgery is a quick and easy procedure, and worry that Ms. Jolie inadvertently may have understated the risks and potential complications.
But Melik is a dear, old friend of mine, something he rightly said you would not be able to "infer" from his article.
Details of chromosomal imbalances could be extracted from 6 of these 7 articles (131, 132, 149 – 152) and are presented in Figure 3 and Supplemental Table 2. DNA copy number gain at chromosome arm 12p could be inferred from 8 fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) articles (137, 146, 153 – 158) and 7 CGH articles (both chromosomal and array-based) (131, 132, 134, 149 – 149).
The high degree of similarity between topics can also be easily inferred from the abstracts and introductions of these articles.
For testing, the first dataset has 50 articles, each of which has gold-standard annotation, and the second one has 507 articles whose ground truth was inferred from 37 team submissions (referred as silver standard).
Article: Low European methyl chloroform emissions inferred from long-term atmospheric measurements.
In Figure 1, factual sentences (denoted as 'Background', sentences 1, 2 and 4) are distinguished from a sentence containing information inferred from the 'Background', a hypothesis driving and justifying the work presented in the article ('Hypothesis', sentence 3).
