Sentence examples for quantitative inference from inspiring English sources

Observations on seismic velocity and electrical resistivity should be combined to make a quantitative inference on fluid distribution.

Such quantitative inference on subject-specific mechanisms is not only crucial for characterizing inter-individual differences, an important theme in psychology and economics in general, but also holds promise for clinical applications.

Only the on/off states of each valve are controlled, and the corresponding net outflow is measured thereby enabling a quantitative inference of the change in flow through all valves.

Unless validated, pollen metabarcoding data should be questioned in terms of its capacity for quantitative inference.

We initially developed and applied ABC SMC to deterministic and stochastic dynamical systems as a means of quantitative inference from quantitative time series data [ 5, 30].

One application of the present approach is a quantitative inference of which task is important for fitness in the particular niche of each genus.

Although the RT-PCR itself cannot provide exact quantitative inferences, it is possible to infer that in all the tissues where MT4 transcripts were detected, the expression level resulted lower than that of MT2 and MT3 with the exception of thymus.

No quantitative inferences were drawn from these analyses, however.

Overall this suggests that at any level of analysis the specific choice of dataset may have a critical impact on the quantitative inferences we draw - at the extreme using IBC or SIGACT data might, in fact, lead to substantially different results.

Similar, though less quantitative, inferences have also been made for ceratopsians [47] and thyreophorans [48], [49].

These data provide quantitative inferences of past trophic state dynamics from sediment records, which allows us to extend the monitoring record back through time.