Sentence examples for a reasonable extrapolation from inspiring English sources

So far so sensible: this scenario was a reasonable extrapolation at the time, and is close to becoming a reality today.

Answering questions from reporters, he later qualified the estimated number, by admitting the death toll of 300,000 "is not a very scientifically based figure" because there have been no new mortality studies in Darfur, but "it's a reasonable extrapolation".

At MBO, the model is further away from the observatory data on both the azimuthal and radial component, but is in agreement with a reasonable extrapolation of the SV trends before 2014.

And because mouse embryo cells with inactivated copies of BRCA2 are more sensitive to ionizing radiation than normal cells are, "it's a reasonable extrapolation" that breast cancers with mutated copies of the gene may be especially good candidates for radiation therapy.

There is data that Brucellosis can be sexually transmitted and since they're so closely related, I think that it's a reasonable extrapolation.

"In other words, there was some radical difference from the present world caused by some idea based on a careful and reasonable extrapolation from contemporary science," he added.

They are more suitable for large data sets to reduce the effect of sampling variation and ensure reasonable extrapolation.

The bird conservancy, after noting that no one really knows how many birds are killed by cats, puts the number of cat-killed birds, based on "reasonable extrapolations from scientific data," at hundreds of millions a year.

In many cases, the pure liquids (obtained by melting or by condensation) may be hypothetical (i.e., unstable and, therefore, physically unobtainable), but usually their properties can be estimated by reasonable extrapolations.

Here, not only is the data incomplete, but because of the absence of good data, then you've got to move on to the question of--even if you did have good data, could it make reasonable extrapolations from that data, what is the cause of the change in that temperature.

The results show a good correlation between acute and chronic effect values for both trophic levels indicating that acute-to-chronic extrapolation represents a reasonable approach for fish and Daphnia.