Sentence examples for making generalizable inferences from inspiring English sources

How can we measure learning and other important education-related variables in ways that are meaningful for making generalizable inferences?

All this limits our ability to draw generalizable inferences about MDD after terrorist attacks and suggests that a systematic review may make an important contribution to the field [ 6].

These factors must be taken into account to make generalizable claims.

This means we have the special problem of making inferences about inferences (i.e., meta-inference).

Assessments do not need to be designed to provide generalizable inferences; rather, it is crucial that they provide valid and reliable inferences for the population they were designed to assess.

Ability to repeat or reproduce a result leads to generalizable inferences, rather than merely to isolated and uncertain findings (Lindsay and Ehrenberg 1993).

In order to make more generalizable model inferences, Table 1 details the interactive parameter effects on economic prosperity Y, as well as strategy choice pairs CC, CD/DC and DD.

Murdoch: You're making sinister inferences.

Instead, he said, traders are making snap inferences or reacting to the snap inferences of others.

"You are making sinister inferences," he told Mr Jay.

In making these inferences, informational concepts can be useful tools.