Sentence examples for the inferring from inspiring English sources
verb
To introduce (something) as a reasoned conclusion; to conclude by reasoning or deduction, as from premises or evidence.
However, more experimental data is required for the inference of the rbcL gene characteristic even though the inferring of the ancestral sequence from the current ones is of statistical efficiency [ 90, 91].
Since Armstrong allows that inferences are often non-conscious, based on sensory or other cues that the inferring person cannot herself discern, his claim that the introspective process is non-inferential is a substantial commitment to the simplicity of the process.
And what an odd perception that would have been: the inferring of corruption due to a political figure rewriting an intelligence report in order to satisfy his own foreign policy objectives.
This result suggests that the inferring performance can be improved by adding other kinds of time-series data.
Instead, they characterize reading as a process that (among other things) "requires the active construction of new meanings, contextualization, and the inferring of authorial intentions" (p. 229).
In addition, our approach can be used to predict relationships between genes, which facilitate the inferring of the underlying molecular mechanisms for complex diseases.
The inferred S contents suggest that the lunar mantle is heterogeneous in terms of S.
The inferred dispersion relations n are compared to the predictions of effective medium theories.
Along with the funding, Redpoint partner Satish Dharmaraj joined the Infer board.
This reflects the inferred ANA purpose of the LC model.
Clearly the peak mainshock slip is shallower than the inferred maximum of the preearthquake coupling distribution.
