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Indeed, the trial judge in the Shaik case found there to be a "mutually beneficial symbiosis" between the men, and an appellate court said "the only reasonable inference" about Mr. Shaik's payments to his friend was they were "to influence Mr. Zuma to act in conflict with his constitutional duties".

The method provides more reasonable inference about the parameters of models for hemodynamic data assimilation.

However, since the study here lacked samples from large parts of Northern and Central Asia, reasonable inference about the population structure in Asia as a whole was not possible.

Because Mr. Ashcroft chose to appeal before a full record could be developed in this case, the justices must accept as true the facts that Mr. Kidd's complaint alleges and draw reasonable inferences about them in his favor.

"There is now enough in our artificial intelligence arsenal to make reasonable inferences about context," said Tom Gruber, a computer scientist and co-founder of Siri, whose personal assistant software is designed to listen to spoken questions, deduce the meaning, and act accordingly.

The results indicate that reasonable inferences about the original geometry of the bridge, as well as possible damage loading scenarios, can be made, resulting in a nearly identical crack pattern with respect to the present damaged state.

We can't go back in time to observe education in our pre-agricultural ancestors, but we can make reasonable inferences about that process by examining it in those groups of people, in various isolated parts of the world, who managed to survive as hunter-gatherers into modern times.

Additionally one can make reasonable inferences about vertical and lateral signal, assigning putative donors and recipients.

Even though behaviorism has been largely rejected, there is still a tendency in many scientists and other intellectuals today to denigrate reasonable inferences about mental and emotional states.

Since the lower bound is more compatible with a molecular clock of FSFs and the fossil record, we can make reasonable inferences about the molecular make up of this primordial organism.

The evaluation system design approach being described herein, seeks to incorporate a set of measures that, when taken together, can meet the varied needs of system stakeholders and yield results from which reasonable inferences about performance, across the entire clinical trials enterprise, can be made, including DAIDS, the trials networks, community, clinical research support services, etc.