Examples of using Inferences in English and their translations into Arabic
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ability to understand and accurately draw logical conclusions and inferences from complex reports.
For example you can change the sensitivity to avoid inferences such as the coins, keys, buckle, etc.
For example you can change the sensitivity to avoid inferences such as the coins, keys, buckle, etc.
You are not to draw any inferences either for or against Dr. Kearns, simply because he is representing himself.
For the first time, a deep analysis was possible of deductive inferences involving sentences containing multiply embedded expressions of generality.
Drawing inferences, we can confidently say that the decoupage,
If adverse inferences could be drawn from a defendant ' s decision to remain silent, no right of silence existed.
In the case of Western Asia, responses by Governments to the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme were insufficient to make any inferences.
Inferences about the actual operation of the system may be drawn by constructing a model of the system and experimenting with its operation.
Do not make inferences to my past, nor try to compel me by straining to link David with whatever Emily is up to.
Tukey also made substantial contributions to the analysis of variance and the problem of making simultaneous inferences about a set of parameter values from a single experiment.
A person can't directly observe the outside information that other people know, but he or she can make inferences about this information from what they do.
When these conditions are met, elegant mathematical results offer provable guarantees about a researcher's ability to use the sample to make inferences about the target population.
In addition, uncertainties as to the precision of diagnosis make inferences difficult.
I be not altogether satisfied that his paradoxical inferences from the experiments are true.
The lintel was a part of a building, dated approximately to the 2nd/ 8th century; the date has also been established through historical inferences.
With regard to the right to silence, the Mauritian authorities had not followed recent British practice, which allowed adverse inferences to be drawn from silence.
Similar considerations apply to the inferences drawn in the present Advisory Opinion from the formulation contained in the first paragraph of the DoI(" We, the democraticallyelected leaders of our people…").
However, most inferences on human trafficking in Timor-Leste are deducted from the Alola Foundation ' s research in 2004, already mentioned in the Initial Report.
Inferences about the actual operation of the system may be drawn by constructing a model of the system