Sentence examples for the inference drawn from inspiring English sources

Mistaken ideas have consequences, even when the inference drawn from them is a counsel of inaction.

The inference drawn through this study could provide better understanding of the intricate process of kidney stone formation.

The inference, drawn by Martin Nilsson in 1932, was that the main core of Greek mythology represented a tradition with its origins in the Mycenaean age.

The inference drawn from the findings of the paper is that the EBC shows a potentiality in modeling CNT-based nanostructures owing mainly to its computational ease.

The convergence quality of the cross-entropy (CE) optimizer relies critically on the mechanism meant for randomly generating data samples, in agreement with the inference drawn in the earlier works the fast simulated annealing (FSA) and fast evolutionary programming (FEP).

Because the set of firms with negative ordinary net income is not randomly selected, the inference drawn from a regular probit model may not extend to the unobserved group.

They are illustrated by the inferences drawn by clever detectives, such as the fictional Sherlock Holmes.

Unfortunately, the inferences drawn by the authors are based on inadequate/vague field observations, supported by misquoted references, which reflects their poor understanding of the geomorphic processes.

Alexander George, in his history of propaganda analysis, looked at hundreds of the inferences drawn by the American analysts about the Nazis, and concluded that an astonishing eighty-one per cent of them were accurate.

She has asked me to make these reasons clear, because of the inferences drawn by some commentators, that her withdrawal from the programme was linked to the exit of Iain," he wrote.

Leaving out of con sideration for a moment the inferences drawn by Dr. Temple from these suggested developments, it would be interesting to know what group of schools he particularly had in mind.