Sentence examples for inferred yet from inspiring English sources

Ultimate causes in biology, as elsewhere, are typically inferred; yet, hypotheses about them are testable, too.

As our observations are cross-sectional, causality cannot be inferred, yet if metformin had an effect on plasma fibulin-1 and this effect tapered off as the metformin was metabolized, even the short pause in relation to the surgical procedure may have raised fibulin-1 levels in the diabetes group in the study by Cangemi et al [ 11] to untreated values, whereas it remained lowered in our study.

"Humour me with a rare bit of Confederations Cup kit-chat, but am I the only one who finds the ribbon-like collar on the Spain shirt, inferring yet another winner's medal dangling around the neck, to be a bit presumptuous?" writes Grant Tennille.

Although I overhear you utter the words, 'shut the door', I cannot infer yet that you are issuing a command.

However, we also observed a pervasive violation of one of the defining principles of Bayes' nets the causal Markov condition because the presence of characteristic features invariably led participants to infer yet another characteristic feature.

This probabilism immediately broadens the range of what we can know through the senses as does his suggestion that we include among such claims to knowledge those assertions about what may be hidden to the senses yet legitimately inferred from evidence of the perceptually given.

However, the direction of the relationship between bodily responses and rejection rates cannot yet be inferred.

In particular, the three-dimensional structure, the identity of potential catalytic and substrate-binding residues, and the phylogenetic origin of HEN1-CTD have not yet been inferred.

Because of the limitations of the ecologic design of this study, including aggregate rather than individual measures of exposure and limited ability to control for confounding factors related to source of drinking water and risk of IUGR, a strong causal relationship between any specific water contaminant and risk of IUGR cannot yet be inferred.

For instance, computerised algorithms can be used to identify human faces and infer their personality, yet most people trust their own instincts more.

"To convince people that they have to wear something, it has to be incredible," he said, inferring that nothing yet meets that definition.