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This recurrent and hierarchically informed inference provides the basis for anticipatory oculomotor control and may be a useful metaphor for the hierarchical anatomy of the visual oculomotor system.

The use of different modelling strategies may identify different features of the data that can lead to better understanding of the problem at hand and can thus lead to more informed inference.

Once filled, individual depth slices can be stacked to produce a three-dimensional representation of aquifer-body geometry, allowing informed inference and testable predictions about the configuration of aquifer units in the subsurface.

While this undoubtedly provides an invaluable resource of knowledge to support color reconstruction, in practice it proved difficult to systematically combine spectral image data with knowledge about material composition to make informed inferences about color.

Longitudinal studies are highly valued in epidemiology as they are designed to evaluate the temporal sequence of the exposure and disease pathway, and provide valuable information to inform inferences in these relationships [ 1- 4].

Prospective research designs are needed to address the issue of temporality to inform inferences about causality.

Information already determined concerning the ratio of number of copies of DEFA1 to DEFA3 was not used to inform inferences, but was subsequently checked for consistency.

Results from the learning curve analysis for each surgeon will inform inferences regarding overall treatment differences and, if necessary, guide recommendations for implementation and training.

Fossils afford unprecedented glimpses into the grand tapestry of evolutionary history, and can inform inferences well beyond those that can be drawn from the fortuitous survivors comprising Earth's modern biota.

Charting the occurrence of specific hopanoids, be it within cellular membranes or ancient rocks, has been used to detect hopanoid distribution patterns that inform inferences about their biological function(s) and/or their evolutionary significance.

We do not review motor pathology comprehensively but concentrate on areas which could inform or be informed by active inference.