Sentence examples for wider inference from inspiring English sources

There may be some wider inference to be drawn from this, but we have reached the end of our allotted ten paragraphs, and so that must count as our arbitrary conclusion.

A more stable QTL has a wider inference space and can be used in plant breeding across all environments.

We also draw the wider inference that functionally adaptive control of bone architecture is a local phenomenon within each bone that does not involve adjacent, regional or contra-lateral bones.

19 20 21 Two concluded that sex selective abortion was the major cause of the sex imbalance; however, local circumstances vary hugely in China, so wider inferences need to be made with caution.

Arbiza, L. et al. Genome-wide inference of natural selection on human transcription factor binding sites.

Rasmussen, M.D., Hubisz, M.J., Gronau, I. & Siepel, A. Genome-wide inference of ancestral recombination graphs.

It is expected that the newly proposed method could be further used to perform genome-wide inference of domain peptide binding at three-dimensional structure level.

Genome-wide inference of major allele origins in M. domestica from M. sieversii in Kazakhstan or M. sylvestris revealed that 46% of the M. domestica genome was probably derived from its progenitor M. sieversii in Kazakhstan and 21% from its secondary contributor M. sylvestris, while the origin of the remaining 33% was uncertain.

Then, based on the known drug-target interactions in DrugBank, we applied drugCIPHER to the 726 FDA approved drugs in the reference set and the 9981 proteins in the PPI network to give a genome-wide inference of drug-target interactions.

PolyPhy is a fast and robust method to identify polytomies from phylogenetic trees based on genome-wide inference of evolutionary relationships among genomes.

We have introduced a computational approach for genome-wide inference of the targets of multiple regulating TFs given time-series gene expression data.