Sentence examples for make inferred from inspiring English sources

In order to make inferred knowledge easy to understand, a rule and variable selection methodology has been developed.

Chemicals that were annotated to both phenotypes and diseases were used to make inferred relationships between phenotypes and diseases.

As the metadata represents information arrived at by KEGG's annotation process, we can make inferred relationships by identity using our nematode sequences.

Failure by the GP to note the duration of symptoms would make inferring the start of the patient interval impossible.

Particularly with metrics like Mean Lacuna Volume (and correspondingly lacuna dimensions) and spatial distribution, GH plays a significant role and makes inferring the specific differences caused by non-growth-hormone genetic background difficult.

Weaknesses include lack of a contemporaneous control group, which makes inferring a casual effect difficult, and a lack of process data on the number of patients seen by the new service, so it is not possible to describe a 'dose response' relationship.

Notice that he's not saying he didn't say that, he's just trying to make you infer that he might not have said that.

Since Hemingway's suicide, in 1961, attempts have been made to infer signs of sympathy for Cuba on his part, affinities, a declaration, a gesture.

In particular, credit card data help us overcome the limitations of traditional indicators by allowing us to measure purchase behavior directly, and, together with information about the types of merchants at which purchases are made, to infer what kinds of products are purchased.

In many cases, the tug is being done at an angle so we see a reduced effect, which makes us infer a mass that is smaller than the actual mass of planet.

This set of assumptions has also been made when inferring functional variability from phylogenetic tree distances between OR genes based on the entire protein sequence (e.g., [14]).