Sentence examples for an extrapolation that from inspiring English sources

The only support for this assertion was an extrapolation that compared attendance rates last year with an attendance estimate for a different calendar.

RICV is treated as "imputed" for the following reasons: (a) the sales revenue is a projection or extrapolation that was mutually agreed between licensee and licensor; and more importantly, (b) the imputed commercial value is attributed in whole rather in part regardless of the contribution of the IP s) licensed to the final product/services.

A new approach to compute partial fluxes, which is based both on a high-order extrapolation that accounts for the local metric and on a Riemann solver, is then proposed to reduce spurious modes.

But they do provide a framework for seeing the phenomenon "in the round", as it were, and might even serve as an antidote to the fevered extrapolation that often passes for commentary on developments in cyberspace.

But the experience itself reaches deep into the inarticulate animal essence of life, and calls on a kind of philosophical or poetic extrapolation that is extraordinarily distant from the mere visuals of the activity.

"This paper is a typical example of the speculative extrapolation that... archaeologists and anthropologists often do," Finlayson says.

The recently published EMA concept paper on extrapolation that acknowledges the value of M&S is a first step toward this direction.

There were limitations to study design and data extrapolation that should be addressed.

Current annotation, however, is incomplete and often based on extrapolation that is not verified and may be incorrect.

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.

We further assume that an extrapolation factor that we multiply exposure concentrations with, can account for sensitivity variation of different species and effect types.