Cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use.
португальский
concluir испанский
generalizar Синонимы
Examples for "infer"
Examples for "infer"
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We can only infer from effects causes exactly adequate to those effects.
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We can infer a lot from the way he leaves the victims.
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Prof Reville invited us to infer that great scientists must be religious.
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They leave the Throne to infer that Westerners borrowed it from China.
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We infer that the Councillors in question are training for the cavalry.
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Maven's observations should be able to extrapolate back in time, Jakosky said.
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The statistics agency uses mortgage rates to extrapolate changes in residential rents.
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Direct count surveys are not considered reliable, and trends difficult to extrapolate.
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But to extrapolate his unfortunate fate into something larger is distinctly premature.
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We can extrapolate somewhat from the post-1945 growth of the intelligence agencies.
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This, of course, is rather difficult both to do and to generalize.
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Results obtained in randomized trials may not easily generalize to target populations.
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Can I make just a quick comment just to generalize on that.
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She couldn't have handled many violent sex crimes, because we do generalize.
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I am beginning to generalize-thevery thing I was resolute to avoid.
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A man cannot generalize himself unless he is imputed with the taint.
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It is difficult to generalize about England's treatment of Irish political offenders.
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Reason's great aim is to generalize, to discover unity in multiplicity, 673-m.
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Limitations: May not generalize to other populations; cross-sectional analysis precludes statements regarding causality.
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To generalize passes the wit of woman; but in penetration she is preternatural.
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Limitations: Academic clinic sample results may not generalize to community populations.
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You are careful not to generalize from one or two cases.
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As of now, it's too soon to generalize the Wistar results.
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But we need not generalize farther upon the traits of his military character.
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He sought to generalize the conversation, diluting this accumulated emotion by spreading it.
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She does not insist that the lyric poet should generalize unless he pleases.
