Sentence examples for which inferences from inspiring English sources
These were short fragments of sequences from which inferences about the patterns of evolution were likely to match the inferred patterns of evolution of the corresponding species.
Historical relativism does undermine cross-cultural notions of beauty, but it reduces the record of any given period to data from which inferences can be systematically drawn.
The only change introduced by this Government was to clarify (in the light of subsequent case law) the circumstances under which inferences can be drawn from silence in cases where the charge is one of causing the death of a child or vulnerable adult.
This name can determine which inferences a person will use.
Along the way the distinction clarifies which inferences are to be taken as legitimate and which are not.
Variation as the foundation of statistics provides the basis from which inferences can be drawn during statistical decision making.
Which inference you prefer depends on which story you prefer — assuming you've been given one.
We reformalize this method by a new type of network on which inference is executed by propagating bubbles.
We show that inference has similar complexity properties as precise probabilistic inference, unlike most imprecise methods for which inference is more complex.
As in the case of logical normalization, conceptual canonicalization is intended to simplify inference, and to minimize the need for the axioms on which inference is based.
A wide family of models is obtained, for which inference, testing hypotheses, model choice and model validation problems are dealt with.
