Sentence examples for make inferences of from inspiring English sources

In optical or diffractive superresolution the transmitted spatial-frequency band is not so much extended as either multiplexed with or displaced into regions that are usually beyond reach, with no overall gain in information transfer because prior knowledge is used to make inferences of possible object structure from the image.

We then combine this with high-resolution statistical [24] and biophysical [25] distribution models to make inferences of their likely distributions during the last glacial maximum (LGM).

Furthermore, due to the cross-sectional study design, we cannot make inferences of causality.

This was a cross-sectional study hence we cannot make inferences of causality between care and health status.

In this study we focused on a specific set of a priori hypotheses, which using appropriate error terms, permitted us to make inferences of a causal nature.

Due to these technical limitations, the first use of FSFs to make inferences of the urancestor was solely based on the distributions of FSFs in genomes (analogous to the f index we use here) without any phylogenetic consideration [ 11].

The results obtained illustrate the ability of this methodology to make inferences on various features of populations under study.

A confidence interval is used to make inferences on the value of a parameter given an observed sample of data.

It is common to make inferences on the basis of the best model selected by a standard model comparison procedure.

23 It is thus reasonable to make inferences on the trends of dengue seroprevalence in Singapore based on these studies.

(1) Perception task (PC), to identify the color of B's hat; (2) Perspective taking task (PT), to identify the color of the hat that B sees; (3) Deductive reasoning task (DR), to make inference of the color of B's hat; (4) Mental inference task (MI), to identify whether B is able to know the color of his own hat.