Sentence examples for leading inference from inspiring English sources

Throughout our imputation experiments, we found that IMPUTE2 can attain both higher accuracy and faster computation than Beagle, which is a leading inference method for large datasets.

Major conformational rearrangements and extensive homo-oligomerization of Bax has been observed in the presence of detergent, leading, by inference, to a model where integration of Bax into the membrane is associated with homo-oligomerization followed by membrane permeabilization.

The technique has also been criticised for testing irrelevant hypotheses and leading to inferences which defy common sense (Perenger, 1998).

This difference in signal loss can be measured, leading to inferences about the location of the developing edema (alveolar edema causing less loss of signal than interstitial edema).

The inferred mean substitution rate was 5.6 × 10-3 substitutions/site/million years, leading to the inference that divergence between the Asian and the two South American tapir species occurred earlier than the Pliocene (median 19.26 My BP, 95% Highest Posterior Probability: 8.4-35.1 My BP).

The discovery of polyethylene single crystals leading to the inference of molecular chainfolding was made by Andrew Keller with minimal resources.

Our study points towards an account of human vision with generative physical knowledge at its core, and various recognition models as helpers leading to efficient inference.

It is known that R and PC are highly influenced by volume conduction, leading to the inference of clustered grid networks.

Both are designed to detect a change in the mean of a measured variable leading to an inference regarding the presence of a biased measurement.

Although the ages of the Siberian oils and putative parent source rock intervals are poorly constrained, the geochemical similarities between the Ediacaran Oman Huqf and Nepa-Botuoba-Katanga family of Siberian oil samples are impressive, leading to the inference that their source rocks are coeval.

But Frankfurt rightly remarks that this is not an inference leading to any new idea.