Sentence examples for makes reasonable inferences from inspiring English sources
In this view, annotation starts with what is known from experiments in the lab, makes reasonable inferences of which genes match other genes in function, builds databases to make all that we know accessible, but creates nothing truly new.
You are allowed to make reasonable inferences, as long as they are based on the evidence.
Some hospital executives say that, instead of asking detailed questions, they should be allowed to make reasonable inferences.
"There is now enough in our artificial intelligence arsenal to make reasonable inferences about context," said Tom Gruber, a computer scientist and co-founder of Siri, whose personal assistant software is designed to listen to spoken questions, deduce the meaning, and act accordingly.
We can't go back in time to observe education in our pre-agricultural ancestors, but we can make reasonable inferences about that process by examining it in those groups of people, in various isolated parts of the world, who managed to survive as hunter-gatherers into modern times.
Additionally one can make reasonable inferences about vertical and lateral signal, assigning putative donors and recipients.
Are criteria for making reasonable inferences of association and causation supported?
While we cannot observe these full histories, it is now possible to make reasonable inferences in local regions.
Our goal was not to accurately estimate absolute survival rates at each stage, but rather to make reasonable inferences regarding relative survival rate (and lifetime success) differences.
As described above, the criteria for making reasonable inferences of association of exposure to benzene and causation of toxic effect are supported by the Bradford Hill guidelines (Table 1).
Since the lower bound is more compatible with a molecular clock of FSFs and the fossil record, we can make reasonable inferences about the molecular make up of this primordial organism.
