| Readers improve their ability to answer and generate inferential questions. |
| This way of generalizing results from a sample to the entire population is called inferential statistics. |
| And that which is experienced ceases, the moment it is experienced, to be inferential. |
| Comprehension is an intentional, inferential, problem-solving interaction between the reader and the text. |
| Nietzsche did not shrink from any of the inferential conclusions logically to be drawn from the biologic argument. |
| The first idea that definitions are generalized identities motivates the traditional account's inferential rules for definitions. |
