Sentence examples for a method of extrapolating from inspiring English sources
The critical experiment adopts a method of extrapolating to approach criticality.
The ACER method, which is essentially a method of extrapolating the process crossing rate, is also found to be able to well represent the tail behavior of the extreme value distribution.
The method of extrapolating the death rates into the open age interval does not appear to be a good alternative to the classical method.
Following the conventional method of extrapolating the linear part of the Tauc plot, the optical bandgap energy for direct transition for the InSb NCs film was obtained, which is about 0.263 eV and agrees well with the value obtained directly from the absorption spectrum.
Additionally, a method for extrapolating the VS profile from shallow depths to 30 m and bedrock was developed by building a shape curve based on the average data of all VS profiles.
Elaborate and test a method to extrapolate the population attributable fraction (benefit of an intervention to reduce the exposure of a given population to a given risk factor) to another population allowing for effects of synergistic factors.
In this study, we compare three methods of extrapolating from a limited number of observations to estimate individual exposures.
Given that moral anchoring can provide at best a very rough set of guidelines for proportional punishment, and that the methods of extrapolating from or interpolating between them are also highly underdetermined, they argue that no one can meet this burden.
End point was calculated using the LOCF method, a method that involves extrapolating the last observed measurement for the patient.
More importantly, it will allow a quantitative means of extrapolating uncertainties in LEO to free space.
(3) The resulting higher-order solutions can be extrapolated again to give solutions with even higher order, as there is no (theoretical) limit on the number of times a method can be extrapolated (although statistical errors can obscure the results if the method is too accurate - see Section Monte Carlo error).
