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Individuals for which allelic phase could not be reliably inferred by statistical inference (Phase probabilities ≥ 0.95) were re-amplified and cloned (MH IIα: 1 individual, MH IIβ: 1 individual, MH IIα/MH IIβ: 4 individuals).

This concept is not reliable as blood flow cannot be reliably inferred from heart rate and blood pressure measurements until extreme hypotension occurs [2].

All kinds of things can be reliably inferred from freely available data: four likes on Facebook are usually enough to reveal a person's sexual orientation.

The images acquired have been analyzed for the level of ablator mixing into the DT fuel (even 0.1% of carbon mix can be reliably inferred).

The Act and Exp generally correlate well with each other, suggesting that we reliably inferred the activity of the MRs based on expression of its target genes in the network.

Our sequential-inference method assumes "reliable observations", i.e., that each process state (e.g., force-dynamic state) persists long enough to be reliably inferred from the observations (e.g., video frames) it generates.

How cells reliably infer information about their environment is a fundamentally important question.

We can reliably infer that Dennis supplied an avuncular ear to help Button process the ravages wrought by grief.

Therefore, it is important to utilize the methodology proposed in this paper in order to obtain all alternative solutions to reliably infer the true reconstruct.

When an actor mediates access to untyped data, or data is subject to unexpected changes, there is no way to reliably infer the type of its output from the actor itself.

To wit, given interviews with tens of car thieves about their offending preferences, can we reliably infer the population characteristics of the many thousands of individuals likely responsible for the 63,000 cars stolen in Los Angeles in 2003-2004?