Sentence examples for one infers from inspiring English sources

In hierarchical analysis one infers on a family only if it is selected, say by testing the intersection of the hypotheses in each family (but not necessarily so). Figure 1 shows a schematic presentation of this structure.

In similar vein, greater relationality may facilitate a shared identity because one infers a commonality on the basis of one's more intimate social relations.

Shot on location in the forests of North Rhine-Westphalia, the film is set, so one infers from an address on an envelope, in the Pacific Northwest of the United States and it unfolds in four chapters, framed by a prologue and an epilogue.

And the women for whom Castellane designs her jewels are, one infers, no shrinking violets on that score.

The capitaine, one infers, is not pleased.

An eye-catching eye exam, with blurred blots: the mind's eye, one infers, also has blind spots.

This value is similar to the one inferred from California ground motion records on rock sites (Boore et al., 1992).

Can one infer that (at least recently) the selective pressure exerted by filoviruses on NPC1 in bats is minor?

Among seismic source mechanisms and locations through geodetic techniques, the one inferred from strain data (with a dip of 48°) allows to follow on a reasonable way the spatial distribution of aftershocks when the one inferred from GPS inversion may require a slightly larger dip.

May one infer that hot flashes will become a factor in global warming?

What could one infer about the new world that was arriving from the fact that they had made common cause?