Sentence examples for stronger inference from inspiring English sources

When you add his concerns about tricky lawyers beating the system, the hastily arranged charter flight and the imperative of protecting the policy setting – there's an even stronger inference that once again Australia has failed not only in its duty of care, but its decency.

Our analyses are also based on the multi-model inferential paradigm that differs from Neyman-Pearson hypothesis testing in that the former achieves stronger inference in cases of multivariate causality [14] [16].

Further, speciose clades for which reliable data on key factors are available will generate conclusions based upon more robust sample sizes and lend stronger inference concerning the evolution of avian life-histories drawn from comparative studies.

Our ability to generate a large mitochondrial data set through mitochondrial genome reconstruction greatly improved nodal support of our mitochondrial gene tree and allowed us to make stronger inference of relationships between lineages and timing of divergence events.

Statistical maps of the conjunction null show voxels that survive the specified threshold across all the individual subtractions that make up the conjunction, this allows a stronger inference to be made that there is an intelligibility effect in all the intelligibility contrasts considered.

Greater taxon and gene sampling (note that Admiratio and Masoura are only represented in our tree by COI) is therefore needed to establish a robust topology for Heteropsis sensu lato that can lead to a stronger inference of the biogeographic history of the group.

Similar refinements of DNA technology will allow us to make stronger inferences based on ever smaller samples.

By comparing the data reduction methods in terms of both overall data variance as well as experimentally relevant variance, stronger inferences can be made about how well the methods perform.

Although we present data on relative use of habitat types in this period by species, the annual use data above should be used for stronger inferences of relative use by species.

In the near future, after InSight places a seismometer on Mars and records sufficient seismic activity on and within the planet, the resulting data will allow stronger inferences about its composition and evolution to be made.

This paper summarises and illustrates a framework for judging and augmenting external validity, emphasising its application to treatment trials in otitis media with effusion (OME) so as to permit stronger inferences in the future.