Sentence examples for most logical inference from inspiring English sources
The most logical inference from the circumstances shown is that the chair was thrown by some such person from a window.
11 The most logical inference to be drawn from the Appellate Division's unexplained affirmance is that that court accepted not only the judgment but also the reasoning of the trial court.
"The most logical inference," said Paul D. Clement, a former solicitor general in the Bush administration now with Kirkland & Ellis, "is that this is a case where the court is going to take its time scheduling this in the hopes that they will have nine justices to decide the case in the end because this is a case that could be closely divided".
Until then, most logical inferences were expressed by means of natural language supplemented with a smattering of variables and, in some cases, by traditional mathematical concepts.
As Detlefsen points out, Poincaré's most interesting argument does not concern the status of the basic laws of the logical systems, but rather the "place of logical inference in mathematical proof" (Detlefsen 1992: 349).
Bayes's theorem is the mathematical law governing logical inference.
Another kind of logical inference puzzle concerns truths and lies.
"This is the most logical thing".
Wallace is the most logical cut.
Garcia is the most logical candidate.
