Sentence examples for are based on extrapolated from inspiring English sources
Models posterior to 2009 are based on extrapolated data.
Note, therefore, that our reported inheritance estimates for 2011 are based on extrapolated gift-to-wealth ratios and are unaffected by the one-off wave of inter vivos transfers in 2011.
Design is based on extrapolating the knowledge of the flow in smaller systems.
But that prediction is based on extrapolating from data on people who were exposed to acute brief doses when atomic bombs were dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in 1945 — not on observing individuals exposed to small doses over decades.
That is based on extrapolating the rate of Chinese military spending since 2001 a 15.6% annual growth rate and assuming that the cuts in the America's defence budget required under sequestration are not modified.
The findings indicated that foresight practitioners rarely used quantitative forecasting; quantitative forecasting is based on extrapolating from historical data.
And Joyce Tsuji, a toxicologist at the science consulting company Exponent in Bellevue, Washington, warns that evaluating a baby's arsenic intake from rice against drinking water standards is an "apples to oranges" comparison because water standards are based on risks extrapolated from studies of lifelong, high-dose exposure, not short-term childhood exposure.
Previous echocardiographic methods of estimating MPAP require the presence of pulmonary regurgitation and precise time interval measurements or are based on empiric formulas extrapolated from SPAP estimates, making them poorly suited to the ICU environment[5, 7 10].
Note that some elements that go into the segment costing are based on hourly costs, extrapolated to the segment length, and others are strictly on a "per segment" basis.
In most cases, prevalence and incidence rates are based on epidemiological studies and extrapolated for the whole country.
The judgments are based on a few animal tests extrapolated to humans, with all sorts of jumps and gaps.
