“This, I suggest, is why two-dimensionalism requires an inferentialist account of recognition.”

“A link does not itself constitute a specifically inferable opinion on what is being linked to.”

“They should make empirical statements that are observable, testable or inferable by indirect means.”

“However, with regard to social studies, the variation between these two moments is inferable.”

“Small sample sizes limit the use of inferential statistics and decrease the external validity or generalizability of the findings.”

“Comprehension is an intentional, inferential, problem-solving interaction between the reader and the text.”

“The first idea that definitions are generalized identities motivates the traditional account's inferential rules for definitions.”

“As larger numbers of DNA locations are deciphered more characteristics will be inferrable from DNA sequences.”

“Whatever causality is, causal relations should be inferrable in everyday common sense settings.”

“As was the case in 2005, their concept of love and family is still positive, although there are adjustments over time: the mean differences are inferrable for eight of the fifteen statements.”

“The inferred suggestion that the Baltimore problem can be dealt with by solving problems elsewhere exhibits a logic that this Chamber of Commerce does not share.”