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These results, as extrapolated by our friend Mark Lindeman each primary night, have been far closer to the final results than the early leaked numbers.

The cerebral capillary closing pressure (CCP) was calculated by heart-beat-to-heart-beat analysis from the zero-flow velocity pressure as extrapolated by regression analysis of arterial pressure/VMCA plots [ 11].

The enzymatic activity was determined in terms of U/mg protein as can be extrapolated by the linear portion of the activity curve whose absorbance was measured at 470 nm.

Technical coordinate systems for the ulna/forearm, humerus, clavicle, and thorax were not extrapolated by optimization methods as was done for marker clusters [ 15].

The five items removed during the former procedure were extrapolated by us as tapping relatively unique biases assessed by only one or two items (misconceptions of chance, framing/anchoring, insensitivity to superior reliability of objective over subjective data, insensitivity to the principle of regression).

Cells present in the SPL, due to the presence of chains, were extrapolated by considering 2 bipolar cells/chain as previously described [9].

Exposure beyond these points can be extrapolated by adjusting for factors such as traffic and meteorological patterns, but only to a certain extent.

As Lawson wrote, the drover "may sometimes forget he's married" – a flaw that is brutally extrapolated by Purcell.

Statistics about black men, while necessary, are sometimes extrapolated by readers.

For this we applied two extreme estimates: 200,000 individuals as suggested by Biraben [34], and 25,000 individuals, as extrapolated from data from the Upper Paleolithic [33] [35].

Henceforth, we designate these unlabeled neurons as "extrapolated".