It is sometimes thought that Prior's (1960) example of a connective "tonk," whose rules permit inferring anything from anything, decisively refutes the idea that the senses of logical constants are fixed by their introduction and/or elimination rules.
The present known evidence in brain anatomy in Sapajus does not permit inferring correctly their higher cognitive abilities comparable to other nonhuman primates.
The cross-sectional and observational nature of the study does not permit inferring either a causal relation between mild anemia and dependent variables or a reduction of the risk once mild anemia is treated.
With certain restrictions, this permits to infer migration background.
Elucidate the evolutionary history of freshwater fishes permits to infer theories on the biotic and geological evolution of a region, which can further be applied to understand processes of population divergence, speciation and for conservation purposes.
This study will permit to infer the history of erosion, transport and deposition of loose material.
Thus, the phenomenal similarity of his works with certain hallucinatory form constants, such as mosaic vision, illusory vertical splitting or metamorphopsia, cannot permit to infer the presence of inspiring visual experiences of a specific aetiology such as migraine, if such diagnosis is not supported by additional evidence.
However, our data do not permit to infer causality, i.e., the present study cannot assess whether OC use directly increased ROS production that provoked formation of hydroperoxides and consumed antioxidant defenses, and/or whether OC use directly reduced antioxidant defenses, which became insufficient to neutralize free radicals, in turn provoking hydroperoxidation.
As these events reflect the geological development of landscapes, the phylogeographic studies of freshwater fishes permit to infer the biotic and geological evolution of a region [ 3].
That is, the rules of inference permit one to infer only (logical) truths from any set of premises consisting solely of (logical) truths.
