Examples of using Inferences in English and their translations into Russian
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I may have made some inferences.
They are inferences that will likely change over time.
On Phenomena and Inferences PHerc.
My series is designed to draw conclusions,make inferences.
The student also begins to make inferences from what they have learned.
These inferences indirectly confirmed by the Bible, where says what God prepared to man for food.
Profil thinks both these inferences are wrong.
Inferences about point source loadings from upstream/downstream river monitoring data.
They allow users to make inferences on the phenomena related to the data;
Carefully analyze and interpret the information you collect,drawing what reasonable inferences you can.
Generic memories provide the basis for inferences that can bring about distortions.
Drawing inferences from a de facto situation cannot, in law, be assimilated to an authorization.
Statistical procedures can still attempt to make inferences about such population parameters.
We leave it to the intelligence of the members of the Council to assess the seriousness of the logic on which Ms. Albright's inferences are based.
The statistic is then used to make inferences about the parameter, the preferences of all voters.
Therefore, for a given operator with a corresponding word T it is possible to infer the word T by exhausting all possible inferences.
What Blyth andHofmann called"synthesis" enabled them to make inferences about the constitution of styrole.
Statements and inferences condoning the practice of reducing the diet of a prisoner as a form of punishment, under any circumstance, should be revised.
Through the whole compass of human knowledge,there are no inferences more certain and infallible than these.
General inferences of the study may be useful in the development of youth policy in the region, and in the formation of cultural policy of the region or state.
By displaying the historical market activity this form of Analysis helps to make inferences about the future market performance.
There is nothing more frightening than those inferences, which were made in historical Orthodoxy from the idea of humility and obedience.
In the case of Western Asia, responses by Governments to the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme were insufficient to make any inferences.
Though the fossil remains of Therizinosaurus are incomplete, inferences can be made about their physical characteristics based on related therizinosaurids.
Critcher and Gilovich looked at whether people also rely on the unobservable behavior that is their mindwandering when making inferences about their attitudes and preferences.
The difficulty of scaling measurements and resultant inferences made at fine temporal and spatial scales was noted to be problematic IWC, 2004a.
Provisional inferences concerning total incomes based on what is only a partial contribution to total incomes should only drawn in the context of a wider appreciation of income composition.
The burden of proof to rebut this assumption is placed on the owner, andthe court will make inferences from the accused's failure to explain the origin of the relevant assets.
The Special Rapporteur has had to work for the most part on the basis of confessions, reports by third parties, State investigations,circumstantial evidence and logical inferences.
However, in the view of the Special Representative, certain inferences can and should be drawn where no other credible reason for the detention can be shown to exist.
