Sentence examples for of inferring whether from inspiring English sources

In the absence of controlled studies, we have no way of inferring whether lion control increased overall survivorship.

In this regard, two major strategies have emerged, relying on direct or indirect means of inferring whether a fetal chromosomal anomaly is present.

On the other hand, for the purpose of inferring whether or not each SNP is allele-specific in each dataset, these parsimonious correlation patterns are sufficient for describing the correlation structure in the data and serving as a prior to guide the information sharing across datasets.

In this post I will explain why the analysis prepared by CAP is completely inappropriate for inferring whether loss of coverage for the 15 million purportedly losing Medicaid coverage can reasonably be expected to result in a net increase in deaths among them.

Accordingly, the purpose of this study was to identify the allelic profile of the PfATPase6 gene in Equatorial Guinea by using samples collected before the introduction of ACTs to collect baseline data that would be useful for inferring whether the frequency of particular pfatp6 genotypes might be influenced by treatment in the future.

Researchers will analyze the different types of particles to infer whether the plasma flashed into existence.

Generally GPs relied on observing patients' pattern of consultation to infer whether personal continuity mattered to that patient.

In this regard, eSS implements diversification strategies which make use of memory to infer whether a solution is stagnated in a local optimum or if it is too close to previously found solutions.

A popular modification of the KS test is to use a signed version of the KS statistic to infer whether the values of one sample are statistically larger than the values of the other.

The primary goal of iASeq is to infer whether two alleles are different.

This enables virtually three-dimensional evaluation of the distribution of low-quality spots in the flowcell to infer whether the cause of low-quality portion is three-dimensional phenomenon (e.g., air bubbles or debris in sequencing fluids) or two-dimensional phenomenon (e.g., cracks on a flowcell or imaging errors).