Sentence examples for making any inferences from inspiring English sources

The NATO videos and sound recordings have not been played to reporters, making any inferences difficult to assess independently.

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However, prior to making any inferences of the predicted molecular markers in A. planipennis, validation has to be performed to account for false positives.

There were very few statistically significant associations and estimates generally had very wide confidence intervals, making any inferences extremely tentative.

The risk ratios across studies are not comparable preventing us from making any inferences on the relative importance of these factors in contributing to late referral.

10 29 The main limitation of this study is the cross-sectional design, which precludes us from making any inferences about direction or causality.

Since there are evidently "many inexplicable difficulties in the works of nature" we are not justified in making any inference of this kind (D, 5.6/166 7).

Statistical tests require that the data meet several specific assumptions that should be checked before making any inference about the values of parameters.

This is important information when making any inference from drug consumption statistics.

Four of these cases involved identical trees making any inference of reassortment unnecessary.

This is a cross-sectional study, which precludes making any inference about the direction of the relationships found in the study.