Sentence examples for solid inference from inspiring English sources

Thus a large amount of sequence is needed for a statistically solid inference.

Such effort might be even be counterproductive, if the effort and resources necessary to make a solid inference detract from the conservation efforts themselves.

More intensive taxonomic sampling, particularly inclusion of coelacanth, would provide more solid inference for the origin of tetrapods and other phylogenetic problems currently discussed mainly based on mitochondrial sequences.

Nevertheless, there is no evidence that this additional information would be significantly different from our collection of RCTs, and the large number of included studies gives us statistical power to derive solid inferences.

Given the available data, the history of the vertebrate GnRH receptor subtypes cannot be determined with absolute certainty; nevertheless, solid inferences were used to propose the evolutionary hypothesis depicted in Figure  9.

This allowed us to explore better whether the differences between previous meta-analyses were due to specific studies being included or excluded and to reach more solid inferences regarding the summary estimates.

The results of this study were based on a limited number of observations and thus no solid inferences can be made about the fertilizing ability of inseminated semen vs. NS for this stallion.

Nonetheless, since the ablation process is complete within a few tens of microseconds, it is possible to measure a true initial retraction velocity and thus make solid inferences regarding variations in stress between adjacent segments of the epidermis.

Due to the complementary nature of these analyses and to the possibility of establishing comparative studies between extant and fossil species, researchers have recently combined some of these techniques to provide more solid inferences of dietary aspects and environment reconstructions for fossils [ 9, 28, 29].

The combined sample size of more than 10000 children, and the magnitude of the sampling fraction of the population, is large enough to make solid inferences and to create sub-groups using an area-based measure of socioeconomic status, such as the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD).

"He just created a strong inference.