Sentence examples for potential inference from inspiring English sources

Responding to questions from reporters on Thursday, a Foreign Ministry spokesman, Hong Lei, said the conditions of his release applied only to his freedom of movement — he needs permission to leave Beijing — and any potential inference with the continuing investigation.

Similarity in ligand binding sites can indicate common binding modes and recognition of similar molecules, allowing potential inference of function for an uncharacterised protein or providing additional evidence of common function where sequence or fold similarity is already known.

It is necessary to employ the bioinformatics analysis, which could make use of databases and the potential inferences.

No statistical theory provides answers for these practical issues, because it is impossible to formally account for an infinite number of potential inferences [ 23- 26].

Hochberg and Tamhane define family-wise error rate as any collection of inferences, including potential inferences, for which it is meaningful to take into account some combined measure of errors [ 17].

Therefore, it is very uncertain what effect elevated CO2 will have on human nutrition there, and I think this needs to be acknowledged as a gap in the data and in the potential inferences made in this paper.

However, the current study was not powered for an assessment of hypoglycemia, and the small number of events reported limits potential inferences that can be drawn from these data.

By going on to note that as many as have blood have a heart, he implicitly is warning the reader about a potential false inference one might draw from the examples so far: that all blooded animals have a lung.

We analyze several temporal/spatial clusters of specific emm groups in their entirety to judge the potential for inference of specific emm type from PCR/ESI-MS emm groups using emm sequence data from a representative subset of samples.

Measurements of pre-dawn water potential allow inference about the water potentials of the water sources that E. giganteum is utilizing in northern Chile in comparison to measured water potentials of groundwater and surface water sources (Berger and Heurteaux 1985).

Binomial proportions test was used applying a stringent cut off of P <= 0.0001 in order to eliminate potential erroneous inferences due to small sample sizes.