Sentence examples for make indirect inferences from inspiring English sources

As such, this method has advantages over current practices, which require the spectator to make indirect inferences about character motivations from the complete performance, which can often require two or more hours.

This means we have the special problem of making inferences about inferences (i.e., meta-inference).

Although the IKDC-SKF/GR change score value exceeded the reliability test retest error (SDC and LOA), only indirect inferences can be made, as the test retest data were derived from a different subsample, which included only 1 patient with meniscus pathology.

Because of such difficulties, this is a subject that has not been well studied [ 3], and we can only make inferences from indirect sources.

The simplest form of indirect inference starts from A = AB.

"Unfortunately, I was again maligned by indirect inferences about my relatives, which are, admittedly colorful people.

The detection of adaptive evolution at the molecular level has essentially relied on indirect inferences [ 1].

However, using the product of regression coefficients for making inferences about indirect effects, involves implicit assumption that the sampling distribution of the indirect effect is normal.

Though the senses are infallible, reason can make false inferences.

Illiterates also resisted giving definitions of words and refused to make logical inferences about hypothetical situations.

✓ to make correct inferences.