Sentences with phrase «simple inference»

Therefore, by simple inference, anybody that keeps him quiet is playing football quite good.

These students could not locate relevant information, make simple inferences, and use their understanding of the text to identify details that support a given interpretation or conclusion.

Students at the 10th percentile didn't budge, remaining well below «basic,» unable to make simple inferences or interpret the meanings of words.

He has a particular interest in the technical issues that make it challenging to draw simple inferences from such student outcomes.

The research concludes that there are millions of students who do not have the rudimentary reading skills that are needed to locate relevant information or make simple inferences.

In addition, it was discovered in 2003 that more than half of the labour force in Quebec did not reach a level 3 reading skill (to be able to read a relatively dense and long text, to locate multiple elements and make simple inferences).

Not exact matches

The inference is simple: Arsenal are struggling to score goals, and their frontline — inclusive of Welbeck, Giroud and Sanogo — has scored just 2 of the entire team's tally of 11.

Nowadays everyone in this field is pushing some kind of logical deduction system, genetic algorithm system, statistical inference system, or a neural network — none of which are making much progress because they're fairly simple.

The researchers used a tool called Webb's Depth of Knowledge — created by Norman Webb, a senior scientist at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research — which identifies four levels of mental rigor, from DOK1 (simple recall), to DOK2 (application of skills and concepts), through DOK3 (reasoning and inference), and DOK4 (extended planning and investigation).

The simple act of seeing something depends upon what the German physicist, doctor and philosopher Hermann von Helmholtz called «unconscious inferences».

They have developed a set of tools that can be used to make accurate, rapid assessments of proposed materials, using a series of relatively simple lab tests combined with computer modeling of the physical properties of the material itself, as well as additional modeling based on a statistical method known as Bayesian inference.

Xaq Pitkow and Dora Angelaki, both faculty members in Baylor's Department of Neuroscience and Rice's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, said the brain's ability to perform «approximate probabilistic inference» can not be truly studied with simple tasks that are «ill - suited to expose the inferential computations that make the brain special.»

Most analytical approaches to this problem are rather rudimentary and involve calculating simple correlations among the genes whose expression changes in response to a perturbation, clustering the genes by molecular or known functional class, and drawing crude inferences about mechanism on that basis.

The simple fact that parents must weigh the benefits of going private against the financial costs, however, points to certain inferences that should guide our thinking.

No matter what the Broader, Bolder group says, any inference that might be drawn from a simple correlation between achievement and poverty is problematic.

They began with the idea of having students use electronic texts, make inferences from the text, write down their inferences, and copy and paste the supporting text next to each inference — a simple and straightforward use of a web browser and a word processor.

For decades, most elementary schools have taught reading as a skill: children have practiced reading comprehension strategies like «finding the main idea» or «making inferences» on simple stories.

Scaffold the Level and Type of Questions: While you might be tempted to immediately demand high - level analysis questions, consider using a scaffolded process: begin with simple comprehension questions, then move on to questions that require inference skills, and finally build up to deep - analysis questions.

It is not like science has missed this — just that nonsensically simple physical hypotheses prevail over inferences derived from data in some quarters

It's probably no coincidence that question v013 (asking for a specific range of percent contribution) has a smaller sample size (n = 587), and by inference more «no answer» responses, than the other, but simpler, attribution question v007 (n = 640).

Climate sensitivity is too simple a concept to reflect the observations, on any valid inference.

What I don't understand is why there is so much angst about what is after all only simple empirical observations about the nature of a time series (even if aspects of the analysis maybe open to theoretical debate), and so little curiosity about what this all means for statistical inference more generally in climate science.

It is important to remember that while the act of transferring ESI can be seen by some as a simple, innocuous act there are real implications if done wrong which can include sanctions, adverse inference and other significant results.

I believe that Moore's Law and Metcalfe's Law and Gilder's Law have created an environment where it is finally possible to demonstrate the value of information technology in simple terms rather than by complex inferences and abstract arguments.

The Discipline Committee's possible inference is not inconsistent with a finding of guilt for simple assault.

Is she asking you for a more complex understanding of statistics principles, or guesses and simple napkin math based on logical inferences?