Sentence examples for inferred outcomes from inspiring English sources

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These are the inferred outcomes of the gender socialization they had experienced in their families (and reinforced by other societal institutions such as schools and the media).

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In addition, very few evaluation studies have actually used EI measures, instead improvements in EI have been inferred from outcomes predicted to be influenced by improved EI, such as reductions in aggressive behaviour (Humphrey et al., 2007).

Consequently, entrepreneurs can only infer the outcomes of their small innovative firms if they understand the different global networks within which all firms operate and the open business models that dominant partners use to capture value/innovation as they interact with, or invest in, smaller entrepreneurial firms.

Enteral feeds containing higher proportions of medium-chain triglycerides and n-3 long-chain fatty acids have been reported in studies to infer favourable outcomes when compared with n-6 long-chain fatty acids.

These findings suggest that continued assessment of CBC, especially platelets and the [P/L] ratio, has better performance than leukocytes to infer the outcomes of the ICU and, subsequently, the hospital.

This would be Bayes's theorem — customarily attributed to Thomas Bayes — which deals with determining the probability with which probability ratios can be inferred from observed outcomes, and which provides (a still controversial) foundation for statistical inference.

As a consequence, it would not be possible to infer the outcome of multiple simultaneous perturbations on the phosphoproteomics measurements using this approach.

The results indicated that the outcomes inferred using the model highly corresponded to the actual distribution of the target species.

We note that both types of networks do not reflect information about the relation between the features and the outcomes inferred from a given dataset.

The functional outcomes inferred from our data suggest that nutritional-activated PPARα controls processes ranging from fatty acid oxidation and cholesterol-, glucose-, and amino acid-transport and metabolism to intestinal motility and oxidative stress.

Importantly, the weak association found between A1C and emotional well-being demonstrates that the patient's psychological status cannot be inferred from glycemic outcomes and should not be limited only to those in poor control.

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