Sentences with phrase «clear inference»

Many have tried to ascribe gains to specific policies or practices, such as No Child Left Behind, but Whitehurst dismisses such connections as «guesswork,» noting that there are simply too many moving parts to make clear inferences.

We are all agreed, I think, that there is no unambiguously correct answer to Nic's hypothetical problem, and by clear inference, there is no unambiguously correct answer to the real problem of abstracting a posterior pdf for calendar date from RC dating.

If the first premise is true, one clear inference is that there is nothing beyond our realm of existence top prove.

Flint raised the issue again later in an adjournment debate tonight, arguing that singling out rape defendants for anonymity carried the clear inference that rape victims were less reliable, less credible and less trustworthy than victims of other violent crimes, such as domestic violence or child abuse.

The clear inference from the requirement that, to be a face - value voucher, a voucher needed to state or record the amount «to» which the holder was entitled to receive goods or services was that Sch 10A was dealing with — and only dealing with — vouchers in the case of which the holder might run out of the money represented by them.

Merritt notes that «Craig voted on a bill in Washington at 5:55 pm, which raises the clear inference he was traveling from MN to D.C. to vote.»

Of course, Blackhall wasn't making any specific announcements about precisely what will come in the future, but the clear inference is that if you like the value you're getting from Boost Mobile now, your happiness is sure to be boosted in the future - which is great to hear and will be ever greater to see.

Unfortunately, these numbers include all housing types (SFH, townhouse, condo) so making a clear inference is a bit difficult, but it would appear that most homeowners in Hawaii needing help are in the lower end of the price spectrum when compared across the state.