Sentence examples for try and infer from inspiring English sources

I've done some source localization, which is where you try and infer from the MEG data where in the brain the signals are coming from.

All of these approaches have their cons and pros, however they all have in common that they mainly rely on trials conducted within a real environment to try and infer from it decision making rules for CR equipments.

Since it is the parameters that determine the system behaviour, it is then necessary to try and estimate or infer the parameters of the systems from measurements of the variables, the domain of inverse modelling (Liu and Wang 2008; Mendes and Kell 1996) or system identification (Bongard and Lipson 2005; Ljung 1987).

Therefore, one aim of the present study was to carefully study the genetic relationships among populations with different reproductive modes and try to infer the amount and possible routes of genetic exchange between them.

In the absence of that number they look at ratings, demographic data and viewing patterns and try to infer what it might be.

He went on to found the infamous method of phrenology, in which you feel the bumps on the skull and try to infer, from the size of those bumps and the particular skills of the individual, what mental functions reside where in the brain.

By examining the moves recorded on a graph, scientists can identify the type of bonds and try to infer what the molecules are.

Unless their results improve markedly, the giant funds will finish this year as the worst-performing of the most common hedge-fund strategies".Trend-following" involves programming computers to analyse market movements and try to infer where they might go next.

In this case, we can make use of the LD in the population and try to infer the haplotype frequencies by iteratively sampling from the global haplotype distributions like PHASE[13] does.

What they have done is record two populations of cells and try to infer how activity transforms from one to the other.

With the haplotype sequence data from both nuclear and plastid genomes available here, we try to infer population history and demography of the diploid species and to untangle the complex relationships among the polyploids.