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Passive traffic measurement increasingly employs sampling at the packet level and makes inferences from sampled network traffic.

A review study by Barbieri et al. [ 58] on the generalizability of cost-effectiveness studies concludes that the differences in cost-effectiveness results between countries are not systematic, which makes inferences from one country to another difficult.

Moreover, the R-INLA package (available at www.r-inla.org) makes inference from GRMF models using the INLA methodology easy.

The Bayesian approach combines prior information with the clinical trial data and makes inference from this combined information [ 11, 13].

The second stage is cognitive intelligence**,** in which machines can go beyond pattern recognition and start making inferences from data.

He said that while investigators did not know the motive, people could make "inferences from where [the shooting] took place".

The more tissue samples, the more we can make inferences from the data.

"All we can do right now is make inferences from thing to thing to thing," said Dr. Tom Barrett, medical director of Howard Brown.

Or should we simply avoid trying to make inferences from Twitter data other than recognising the broad patterns that large events leave on the digital landscape?

Pearson drew from these studies in creating a new field whose task it was to manage and make inferences from data in almost every field.

On Saturday, Colorado Springs mayor John Suthers told reporters authorities were not ready to discuss a possible motive for the shooting, but said people could make "inferences from where it took place".