draw inferences
make inferences

The jury and judge must draw inferences from the evidence.

By study children are asked to draw inferences associated with the items.

I am making statements from which you are drawing inferences.

But we do have a wealth of experience from which to draw inferences.

Certain people are drawing inferences for political and other motives.

We usually want to draw inferences about the relationship of the variables in the population from which the sample was taken.

The board had no personal knowledge of either candidate and could not draw inferences from incomplete information.

People compare attributes with others and draw inferences about what they themselves are like.

Adequate if we want to draw inferences only about the examined individuals.

We were simply there to observe and to draw inferences from our observations.

Just that people naturally draw inferences when the accused makes a run for it.

They constitute the means of drawing inferences from what is given in sensation"."

They learn how to read and draw inferences from undigested material.

Moore leads the reader to draw inferences which he must have known were wrong.

They react to and draw inferences from an agent's emotions.

It's too soon to draw inferences from that about substance."

One can draw inferences about the party's intent from circumstantial evidence.

The appeal could raise some interesting issues about drawing inferences of discrimination. 48.

It's only natural to draw inferences from the compilation of your life experiences.

Jurors have been instructed not to draw inferences about Anderson’s absence.

You have to draw inferences and a lot of stuff is anecdotal."

"This was more a case of drawing inferences from Kharazi's body language."

Thus, this test allows us to draw inferences about the extent to which prices are efficient.

We propose that poor access to information is related to a limited ability to draw inferences about one's present situation and the future.

We use the Gibbs sampler to draw inferences from our model.

Will it be possible to make inferences about an individual's life away from work?

"You can't make inferences about teaching and learning based on one year's performance alone."

People may make inferences about you based on your pet.

Once this is done, only then can we start the process of making inferences about past climate from these data.

We must make inferences about the health status of the survivors from these data.

How do humans make inferences about their world with limited time and knowledge?

Is able to see connections and make inferences beyond this activity.

It's also known as making inferences about a population on the basis of a sample.

Children will be able to make inferences about the lives of the poor and feelings towards them.

Readers should keep this in mind when making inferences based on the findings.

We don't know who is doing what to whom in the Soviet hierarchy, and have to make inferences.

"There are many places where editors had to make inferences," he said.

Similarly we can only make inferences about the nature of learning from observing these changes.

Aren't you the one, she said, who laughed at me some months ago for making inferences about their motives?

Instead, we're making inferences about it based on a mere handful of cases.

Assessment is the systematic basis for making inferences about the learning and development of students.

Representation Terms are also used to make inferences about the requirements of a property.

It may also make inferences involving more complex functions, such as position or find.

A computer model is used to make inferences about the system it replicates.

With data aggregation, it is difficult to make inferences about individual behavior.

Where margins of victory do matter, however, is when you’re making inferences about future elections from the results.

Because of the small numbers of reported cases, it is difficult to make inferences about risk.

It gives the students specific practice in making inferences based on various investigative techniques.

Generalizability is the ability to make inferences from a sample to the population.

Cause words are used to make inferences about the way pictures are made.