Sentence examples for permit the inference from inspiring English sources

The 'facts' recited in these eight paragraphs, it is said, permit the inference that a still was being operated on respondent's premises.

These models permit the inference of positive selection at a small proportion of sites, so that the signal of positive selection is not swamped by the (usually) much larger proportion of sites which are neutral or under negative selection.

The present results permit the inference that AMS049 (compound 3) has therapeutic potential because it does not cause genetic or biochemical changes under the experimental conditions tested and tissue alterations appear to be transient.

I have implied that the role of unliganded iron is causative of a variety of sequelae, but sometimes this is hard to infer as the networks in which iron is involved are multiple and complex (hence the need for a systems approach see later), and often simple one-time snapshots of covariates do not permit the inference of causality.

These factors, when combined with others described in the literature such as the relationship between the hemolytic capacity of homologous resorcinolic lipids and the length and degree of unsaturation of the aliphatic side chain [ 47], permit the inference that AMS049 has high hemolytic activity.

As the OH molecule is the principal resonant scatterer in this spectral region, this permits the inference of both ozone and OH column amounts as well as limited profile information.

The foreknowledge/free will incompatibilist must therefore find a principle in place of (5b) that is true and that permits the inference to the non-causability of the future.

The updip reflection pattern of these sag fill deposits towards the east permits the inference that U5 was tectonically disturbed by uplift processes, similar to that seen in the Mio-Pliocene beds.

This map is also unique in that it is largely based on COSII markers, which permits the inference of a detailed syntenic relationship between the pepper and tomato genomes-shedding new light on chromosome evolution in the Solanaceae.

Thus, if the predicted topology permits the inference of the regulatory logic it is correct in 87% ( = 13/15) of the cases.

From an evolutionary perspective, the analysis of multiple isolates from the Spanish HIV-1 epidemic permitted the inference of the "viral dating" of isolate sequences as an estimation of viral evolution [11].