Sentence examples for more reliable inference from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that ML generally allows more reliable inference of ancestral codon usage than MP for lineages within the D. melanogaster subgroup.

Establishing NMSC registries in a few diverse sentinel areas would allow more reliable inference and monitoring.

Further work to characterize the Campylobacter populations of wild and farmed ducks may facilitate more reliable inference.

Assuming identical DFE for both species, but possibly different population size histories, might lead to more reliable inference of DFE (Elyashiv et al. 63 are explicitly doing so).

To make a more reliable inference, it is important to use multiple loci, each of which has an independent history (F elsenstein 2006).

The results suggest that unless there is strong reason to believe that genotypes are ascertained without error, the proposed approach provides more reliable inference on the genetic map.

To enable more reliable inferences in these small subpopulations, she has developed a Bayesian multilevel model by borrowing information from other subpopulations.

Nevertheless, to predict the consequences of ocean warming on microbial assemblages, analyses of natural communities in situ environmental conditions might yield different, and perhaps more reliable, inferences of underlying temperature relationships than the responses derived from simulation experiments.

In addition, as stated in Audic's paper, more reliable inferences will be made on transcripts corresponding to larger absolute frequencies detected and the absolute frequencies is proportional to the sampling size N in a given expression level [70].

After analysis for sources of variability, more reliable inferences about the associations between practice patterns and outcomes can be made.

This method can result in more plausible imputations, and hence more reliable inferences, in complex settings than the naive application of standard sequential regression imputation techniques.