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induction An induction is an argument the truth of whose premises would not serve to guarantee the truth of its conclusion, yet would provide some evidence for it. Sometimes said to be "inductively but not deductively valid". Two common types of inductive inference are:
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induction The process of starting labor by artificial means.
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induction Introduction for Staff /Students into all OH&S requirements within the School, an office or laboratory.
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induction initiating or increasing the expression of a gene or gene family using a chemical or physical stimulus
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induction Reasoning from the results of the specific circumstance to conclusions about the theory (specific to general).
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