Inferences in a sentence

Fisher argues against inverse probability as a basis for statistical inferences, and instead proposes inferences based on likelihood functions.

But if we check what I spent the money on, we can then draw subjective inferences,” he said.

By fourth grade, students should be able to quote from and make inferences about text, according to curriculum standards set by the state.

Implement processes for the agent to analyze information, make inferences and develop plans of action.

There are these, more examples of how we can really start to conclude some seemingly impossible inferences about extinct animals just by understanding how living animals work, really sort of creating this bridge from biology to paleontology.

If you can draw other inferences from the evidence — such as the possibility of counterterrorism run amok — that can defeat a genocide claim.

Mr. Prasad also pointed out that though the war room was analysing a host of information and coming out with reports and inferences, there was little action on this data.

Of remarkable importance is the fact that the attempt to supplant his mandate in 2003 and inferences from the globally acknowledged flaws in the 2007 election combined to motivate Tinubu to support the search for electoral reforms in the country.

On April 22, she released a diss song titled “WTM” (Women Must Talk) where she made some disparaging inferences about her fellow female musicians and claimed to be the queen of highlife and ‘Queen Solomon’ (referring to her latest album).

We make predictive inferences (conscious and unconscious) to conserve energy and simplify the interpretation of a continuous input of stimuli.

Drawing broad strokes inferences from the single measles case you've seen in a toddler your entire career.

He said the fact that the prime minister had declined to give a sworn affidavit to the court meant it "can and should draw adverse inferences".

Mann, Michael E.; Bradley, Raymond S.; Hughes, Malcolm K. (1999), "Northern hemisphere temperatures during the past millennium: Inferences, uncertainties, and limitations"Geophysical Research Letters10.

More importantly, in doing so, he draws inferences to drive through his point.

She's simply explaining that they shouldn't offer judgment or fake inferences into how the relationship is progressing - or not - based on incomplete evidence.

If anything, it’s simplistic, politicized “New Jim Crow” inferences drawn from crime statistics which require more a good bit more thought.

Instead, as we saw in last week’s article, it allows “inferences to be drawn”.

Instead, science is being infected by sexist stereotyping of men and women, causing categories and inferences to be invented that don’t exist – and justify women’s continued subordination.

So, if a health insurer makes such inferences and charges you based on them, the company could end up raising your rates based on false information.

Though the second press release also commented on the state of the nation, whatever point it wanted to make could only be deciphered by inferences and reading whatever one wants to read into it.