Sentence examples for simply inference from inspiring English sources
Another common example of misunderstanding of NOS in evolution education is the importance of what is usually called simply "inference" [but, more accurately, "inductive inference" (Ziman 2000)], that is, the extrapolation from observations to a larger pattern that is not observed directly.
But reputational ratings are simply inferences from broad, readily observable features of an institution's identity, such as its history, its prominence in the media, or the elegance of its architecture.
"Reputational ratings are simply inferences from broad, readily observable features of an institution's identity," explains Gladwell, in his New Yorker piece fiercely critical of the rankings system.
From our perspective, this content (what I want to attend to) is simply an inference at a very high level of the hierarchy.
Our findings indicate the necessity of empirically studying the canola CBL-CIPK network rather than simply making inferences from Arabidopsis.
According to Chambers, "reasonable mind[s]" will quickly perceive that "the prevalent ideas about the organic creation" were simply "a mistaken inference from the text," meaning the first verses of the Bible.
This happens simply because the inference procedure requires an understanding of the time-evolution of the system in order to find these causal links.
But this is not just an inference.
Cross correlation comparisons between time series with widely divergent high frequency character (i.e. different levels of independence of errors) can lead to spurious inferences simply because the errors may not be independent [48].
But his inference was clear.
