Sentence examples for line inference from inspiring English sources

There is one other "bottom line" inference that should be made clear.

Huemer (2002) objects to using examples like the palm-line inference to argue for the second clause of the principle of inferential justification.

The constructionist theory of inference generation suggests that readers generate a variety of on-line and off-line inferences, while the minimalist hypothesis proposes that readers draw a limited number of inferences during text comprehension.

There does need to be a clear dividing line between inference and imputation, the latter involving a rather different exercise.

"But the Government crosses the line from inference to pure speculation a number of times in this case.

We could not use a similar line of inference in this study because the insulin and glucose spikes both occurred in <5 min (Figs. 1 and 2).

This paper presents an on-line fault inference, diagnosis, and detection strategy for large-scale event-driven controlled systems.

Whether these fossils are monoplacophorans or gastropods is debatable based on several lines of inference, and there remains some controversy as to what are and what are not monoplacophorans in the fossil record (see Signor 1985; Runnegar 1996).

Gaskell and Marslen-Wilson assume that mapping speech onto lexical representations involves on-line phonological inference that detects systematic variation [ 5, 6].

Nonetheless, this paradigm and associated distributional shifts gain support from several lines of inference, including the success of ecological niche models in predicting geographical distributions, most notably in reciprocal comparisons between the Last Glacial Maximum (based on fossils) and the present [ 21, 22].

Firstly, based on their findings, it would appear that the main early cellular response within the pouch lining, and by inference the synovial lining, is from cells of the macrophage lineage or type A cells.