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Dennis Lindley, who has died aged 90, was one of the modern founders of the "Bayesian" school of statistics, an approach to inference that has had a dramatic effect on how we analyse data.

The model-based approach to inference that we describe in the next section has been employed with airborne lidar data, often using sample designs which consider strips of lidar measurements as systematic cluster samples (e.g. [16, 21]).

The model-based approach to inference that we describe in the next section has been employed with airborne lidar data, often using sample designs which consider strips of lidar measurements as systematic cluster samples (e.g. [ 16, 21]).

Roughly speaking, the conceptual role of an expression is the sum of its contributions to inferences that involve sentences containing that expression.

Implicatures, for instance, have to correspond to inferences that can be carried out by a rational interpreter of discourse.

Failing to do this, may lead to inferences that are not valid because too much reliance is being placed on studies that are completely based on western theories or concepts (Zhu and Leung 2011).

While there are limitations with regard to inferences that can be drawn from cross-sectional analyses, these data do not suggest any adverse effects for menthol cigarettes on measures of initiation and progression to increased smoking.

Although neither interpretative or extended inferences were assessed, the researchers suggest that seeing a baby dressed in a feminine way (pink clothing) could have led to inferences that the baby is weak as well as fragile and consequently impacted the child's proposed treatment (anticipatory set).

How does one link the ineffable world of particulars to language, and thus to an inference that could produce valid knowledge?

We present a new approach to Bayesian inference that entirely avoids Markov chain simulation, by constructing a map that pushes forward the prior measure to the posterior measure.

We believe the effect modification by APOE genotype offers strong biologic plausibility to the inference that lead causes cognitive dysfunction (Stewart et al. 2002).