Sentence examples for permissible to conclude from inspiring English sources
Measuring a vanishing correlation coefficient or vanishing covariance between two neuronal spike counts would in this case imply true statistical independence, because only in the case of multivariate Gaussian distribution is it permissible to conclude independence from vanishing count correlations.
In other words, it is not permissible to conclude that a regulator absent from a module does not contribute to its regulation.
Mr. Cuomo's investigators concluded that because so-called mixed-use trips, which combine official and political business, were permissible at the time, "there is no legal basis to conclude that Senator Bruno's use of state aircraft violated any state policy".
Nor is there any apparent reason in the Erisa provisions to conclude, as Herdrich argues, that this tension is permissible only for the employer or plan sponsor, to the exclusion of persons who provide services to an Erisa plan.
"There was no valid line of reasoning or permissible inferences from the evidence that could lead a rational person to conclude that Rios knew of the conditions in the apartment," she wrote.
According to Chief Justice Earl Warren's opinion, a stop is permissible only when "a police officer observes unusual conduct which leads him reasonably to conclude in light of his experience that criminal activity may be afoot".
Are we to conclude that statistics should not be used to mitigate punitive state measures, but are permissible when used to increase them?
