Sentence examples for an extrapolation based on from inspiring English sources

The new figure is an extrapolation based on photographic evidence in sample sites, along with other indicators.

All stars having masses that range from slightly above the mass of the Sun to the smallest known masses rotate more slowly than an extrapolation based on the rotation rate of stars of higher mass would predict.

Yahya Birt, a convert who is a research fellow at the Islamic Center in rural Leicestershire, puts the number at slightly more than 14,000, an extrapolation based on the number of people who described themselves as Islamic converts in the Scottish 2001 census (the census for England and Wales did not ask about conversion).

The reconstruction used in the study was an extrapolation based on different sized individuals, scaled to what was assumed to be the correct proportions.

Fitting the data with an extrapolation based on a single, fixed rate of increase could lead to possibly incorrect conclusions.

With an extrapolation based on the 6 million leisure boats in Europe (ICOMIA 2007), there should be approximately 6,000 boatyards.

Is this a ridiculous extrapolation based on data from a sample size of four?

As the temporal distribution of nests during a season tends to be bell-shaped, a simple extrapolation based on the proportion of the season that was monitored to correct for temporal gaps in nest monitoring will likely give false results.

Instead, NSF uses a straight extrapolation based on their current salaries.

The difference between the IEEAF data and the National Inventory Report NIRR, data reported to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNFCCC) can be explained by the lack of more accurate data at the time of reporting: the NIR data assume a constant extrapolation based on two national forest inventories (NFI 1987 and NFI 2002).

These plots excluded the highest and lowest 2.5% of the distribution of fetuin-A to avoid implausible extrapolation based on the extremes.