Sentence examples for most reasonable inference from inspiring English sources

To us, the most reasonable inference is that learning to ignore large eyespots in order to get access to prey would be a dangerous strategy for a mesopredator (cf. Ruxton 2005; Olofsson et al. 2011), as it has been pointed out that even a single mistake (i.e., not responding to real eyes of a predator) would be fatal to the predator (cf. Janzen et al. 2010).

It is in this state that motor function is most compromised, and a reasonable inference is that effective connectivity is so strengthened that dynamic task-related variation in connectivity is impaired and 'the system is jammed open'.

However, the observed difference in DZ MZ correlations (that is, the DZ correlation was markedly larger than half that of the MZ correlation) strengthened and emphasized the presence of a common environmental component favoring the ACE model as the most reasonable and descriptive model, providing the most likely inference of the data.

A reasonable inference from these accumulated data is that sepsis has clearly surfaced as the most significant predictor of AKI in critically ill patients and that the occurrence of septic AKI is likely to increase further.

His presence at the masque that evening is a reasonable inference.

So there is a perfectly reasonable inference that you too are conscious.

They're usually the most reasonable option.

To use Cruz's logic: What reasonable inference is there to draw about this brash new senator?

"Certainly that would be a reasonable inference to make," Murray replied.

"It is a reasonable inference that Donovan used it to restrain Shannon when he went shopping". Matthews and Donovan sat in the dock, separated by a security officer and for the most part expressionless, as the court was told of the scale of the search they had triggered.

In such circumstances, the only reasonable inference that can be drawn is that you are pursuing a malicious and vindictive agenda against our client and the church".