Sentence examples similar to the inference is drawn from from inspiring English sources

The first quarter of sampled trees was discarded as burn-in, and the inference was drawn from the remaining trees.

Therefore, while we had some contacts with the Chinese - rather formal ones because of various issues about missing people - it wasn't really until Nixon came in that the inferences were drawn from this Sino-Soviet gulf that was widening and deepening every year, that led to the opening to China.

The first half of the sampled trees was discarded as burn-in and the phylogenetic inference was drawn from the remaining 'forest'forest

To further investigate the volatility effects, inferences are drawn from the nonlinear parameter functions in Table 6, as in Serra et al. (2011).

In the absence of dates, inferences are drawn from handwriting, use of abbreviations, and internal evidence.

Inferences were drawn from the full models (all predictors present) [ 45] and also after model simplification to confirm the stability of the models.

Such inferences were drawn from all the experiments.

Statistical inferences are drawn from a comparison of the results obtained for different storms.

No quantitative inferences were drawn from these analyses, however.

"There's a lot of inferences being drawn from this.

The inferences were drawn not only from the quantitative analysis but also from detailed qualitative analysis of screen-captured data and interviews.