Sentence examples for making the inferences from inspiring English sources

A distinction is proposed between networks for coding/decoding linguistic information and additional networks for getting from coded meaning to speaker meaning, i.e. for making the inferences that enable the listener to understand the intentions of the speaker.

An additional source of error is the non-response bias, which appears if non-respondents differ from the survey respondents in important characteristics, again making the inferences based on such data imprecise with respect to the overall target population.

The viewers that had more trouble making the inference about a critical shot showed eye-movement differences during that shot.

While training, their losses are multiplied by 0.3 and added to the overall loss, but they do not count in making the inference.

However, for poorly characterized chemicals, only a few interacting genes were curated in CTD making the inference of potential diseases impossible.

That is, better readers will probably make the inferences intended by the author; poorer readers might not.

This made the inferences using fastPHASE 1.2 highly reliable.

"So one could certainly make the inference that clicks were present in the mother tongue".

Siegel is right to make the inference, if wayward in his conclusions.

Incorporating as much evidence as possible, morphological and molecular, makes the inference more likely.

I've been accused of trying to make the inference to Holocaust denial when I've used it.