Indeed, the computational complexity of using context-dependent models does not allow for easy calculation of the observed data likelihood and requires the use of a full (or complete) data likelihood to make inference possible.
MLSA makes inference based on projection length.
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.
These pragmatic directions provide children with essential information about language, allowing them to make inferences about possible meanings for unfamiliar words.
Longitudinal follow-up data made causal inference possible.
Simultaneous confidence bands around the comparison curve would make formal inference possible.
Recently, some of these models have been improved through the development of bootstrap methods making it possible to make inference and to avoid bias in the estimation of efficiency scores.
The present study was an ecological investigation; therefore, it is not possible to make inference concerning the causative relationship between the mosquito larval indices and dengue infection at the individual patient level.
This is because infection is very unlikely to be detected until day 56, as such we have only 1 informative data point on the presence of infection within the barn for the 8 week time series, thus it is not possible to make inference for the 2 parameters with only 1 data point.
The meaning-making process provides a condition for better understanding the situation, making inferences, and developing possible diagnostic logics.
We determined the thermal tolerance of the coffee berry borer, Hypothenemus hampei, the most devastating pest of coffee worldwide, and make inferences on the possible effects of climate change using climatic data from Colombia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia.
