Sentence examples similar to an extrapolated figure from inspiring English sources

We present both the extrapolated figure and the new 2001 figure where appropriate.

Thus, the present overall figure of 157,549 patients aged >39 years who are hospitalized seems to be between The National Diabetes Register number, corrected for full coverage and the extrapolated figure for type 2 diabetic patients.

If we consider the extrapolated figure of total organic fruit and vegetable sales of DM800 million, the value of imported organic fruits can be estimated at about DM360 million.

Table 1 shows the demographic characteristics of the total sample, and comparisons with 2008/09 extrapolated figures from the Federal Bureau of Statistics (FBS) for all Pakistan.

The number of expected cases for 2012 based on extrapolated figures from our 16-week study is 315, and this is consistent with figures over the preceding 8 years.

After a 60-minute exposure, approximately 80% of the input material remained intact, corresponding to an extrapolated half-life of approximately 200 minutes (figure 3A).

Consistent with this interpretation, the linear I/V relationship of the Bk-sensitive-current (obtained by subtracting the control from the Bk currents: Figure 4C, orange line with open circles) reversed at an extrapolated value close to the predicted equilibrium potential for K+ (Ek: −100 mV).

The linear fit for the temperature dependence of the inverse magnetization shows that the product exhibits Curie-Weiss behavior above about 90 K and gives an extrapolated Curie-Weiss temperature of about -440 K as shown in the inset of Figure 3.

The total AUC extrapolated to infinity (AUC0 inf) was computed by combining AUC0 last time point with an extrapolated value.

The dotted red line is the Arrhenius fitting which yields an extrapolated activation energy 1.55 eV.

If you get lucky, you'll start to believe that that's an extrapolated trend, and then the cycle will change on you again.