Sentence examples for true inferences from inspiring English sources

Since the sample sizes were small, to get true inferences resampling technique was performed.

This task cannot distinguish unequivocally between exclusion based on true inference about the correct option and exclusion based on the avoidance of the incorrect option (Paukner et al. 2009); still, it provides an easy-to-use tool to compare various species in an ecologically more relevant context than the before-mentioned test designs.

More specifically, some investigators believe that that if they have evidence of a very high correlation between the potential surrogate and the true outcome in each treatment group in a previous study, they can make reliable inference about true outcome in a new study with only a surrogate endpoint.

From this observation, it would appear that there is a gap between what is true of inferences, and what is true of explanations.

The design of the Add Health study allows for opportunity to make true population inferences not only about prevalence and incidence but more importantly about key associational parameters such as breastfeeding and adult health.

The reverse was also true, as inference on α ν was most uncertain when heteroskedasticity was not present.

Further it is simply not true that explanatory inferences cannot properly extend beyond merely what is required for known effects.

Group F was more successful in producing arguments that comprised of more chains of propositions that had true premises, valid inferences and scientifically valid claim.

True population-based inferences about NTM epidemiology are usually impossible to conclude from a study of only hospital inpatients and outpatients.

The problem then becomes one of establishing the true value of inferences obtained in our simple, yet profoundly incomplete (vis-à-vis the brain in the case of AD), experimental systems.

That is, even though the truth of the sentence does not explain the occurrence of the battle, the fact that it is true licenses the inference to the occurrence of the event.