Sentence examples for make strong inferences from inspiring English sources
This way, we may be better able to make strong inferences about children's number sequences based on the interviews and, thus, stronger validity claims based on the match between findings from interviews and children's written work.
The structured clinical interviews used in the current study constrained the interviewer from asking additional probing questions that could have provided additional evidence to make strong inferences about the number sequences available to the children.
In regional comparative studies, where low replication will always pose a limit on our ability to make strong inferences, it is important to consider alternative explanatory mechanisms.
Our ability to make strong inferences about the role of recombination in governing pathogen evolution has been limited.
Our paper is able to make strong inferences about asymptomatic infections, immunity, R and R 0 without having to estimate or guess, as is usually the case, the serial interval of influenza infection [ 3].
Our results do not allow us to make strong inferences about the role of anaerobic metabolism on dispersal strategies but it supports the idea that near-shore predation pressure is a potential driver for the frantic and energetically expensive swimming effort typical of the initial stages of the frenzy swim.
Similar refinements of DNA technology will allow us to make stronger inferences based on ever smaller samples.
A prospective survey design capturing student-level longitudinal data throughout the dental curriculum would enable investigators to make stronger inferences regarding the trends in psychological morbidity across the stages of dental training.
Because of the sample size of return migrants (only 56 observations) and the short time period, making strong inferences is difficult.
Even since David Hume warned us not to derive an "ought" from an "is", philosophers have been wary of making strong inferences about what ought to be done directly from claims about human nature.
My analysis corroborates the inference that the distribution of genotypes in the Ensatina hybrid zone is unusual, but cautions against making strong inferences about hybrid classes based on so few markers.
