Sentence examples for quick inference from inspiring English sources
But the easy, quick inference is often -- as in this example -- wrong.
However, we also presented the P-values because some readers prefer them for quick inferences about significance.
A two-stage approach can provide quick and approximate inferences using standard statistical software.
A new class of discrete random fields designed for quick simulation and covariance inference under inhomogeneous conditions is introduced and studied.
This research suggests that people are quick to make unconscious inferences about others' intelligence, integrity and mental health, which are based primarily on prejudiced stereotypes.
But the report says they were "quick to deny any adverse inferences drawn from the data by resource to plausible justifications... To some this could be seen as wilful blindness".
Although ML phylogenetic inference is generally quicker than stochastic optimization inference (MCMC), the time complexity also of ML-algorithms has been prohibitive for analysis of large phylogenies.
Kuhn is quick to deny that there is any inference from such increases to improved nearness to the truth ((1962/1970a, 170 1).
People tend to suspect circularity because, given "Zombies are possible" the inference to "My experience is non-physical" is very quick and easy.
Weber argues that we should understand the quick uptake of Meselson and Stahl's experimental result as an instance of inference to the best explanation (as opposed to Duhem's deductive characterization).
