Sentence examples for its inference from inspiring English sources

Only in the case of the ITS inference were differences observed between 3 isolates.

But even now, the Higgs boson represents no practical gain: it has not and cannot be seen, only inferred, and its inference merely confirms that so far the universe seems as some physicists thought.

The system provides an application program with answers to questions of the form "is the probability that ϕ will hold in the world at time t greater than τ?" It is unique among algorithms for probabilistic temporal reasoning in that it tries to limit its inference according to the proposition, time, and probability threshold provided by the application.

Finally, the ecological nature of the study subjugates it to the ecological fallacy, thus limiting its inference to the county level only.

In fact, one of the advantages of our estimator is that it does not exclusively rely on recombination for its inference of selection coefficients and can thus also be applied to systems that lack recombination or where recombination rates are not well known.

But as it appears in the flow of Govier's text, it's an ecstatic, nuanced poetic turn -- especially with its inference, in "where the heart ought to be," of the coarsening coercions and humiliating performances (the family dragooned into service, Maria manipulated, potential patrons ingratiated) that are involved in pulling off a project as daunting as "The Birds of America".

Our reasoning is too holistic in its inferences for it to proceed solely from mechanical rule-following, he decided.

Using Kane's validation framework [ 10], an IUA can be provided that adequately represents the intended interpretation and use of the assessment, and how it will be evaluated, including checking its inferences and assumptions.

It is easy to mock privilege-checking, with its inferences of loony leftiness and pulsating liberal guilt.

We show that while MFE is computationally intractable in general (as is MAP), it can be tractably approximated under plausible situational constraints, and its inferences are fairly robust with respect to which intermediate variables are considered to be relevant.

And I don't eat, for fear that nourishment will hurt me with its inferences of pleasure.