Sentence examples for are extrapolating from from inspiring English sources

Most who claim to know many essential facts about people acknowledge, when asked, that they are extrapolating from tract data.

But the B.J.P's planners are extrapolating from past successes: "Muslims' rabid opposition to the B.J.P. has indeed proved to be beneficial to it electorally," wrote wrote G.V.L. Narasimha Rao, party strategist, in the ideological mouthpiece, The Organiser.

Often these kinetics are extrapolated from the results of standardised biodegradation tests.

Sizing and design strategies for their viable implementation in Mediterranean areas are extrapolated from the analyses.

Indeed, Adobe's figures are extrapolated from what it describes as the 80 biggest online retailers in the US.

Arrows without number are extrapolated from the present study.

In most studies, results are extrapolated from knowledge of associations with behaviour in invasive breast cancer.

Most recommendations reported are extrapolated from analyses in critically ill and well-nourished patients without neutropenia.

Data are extrapolated from the standard curve and expressed as pg/mg total protein.

Mr. Ryan was extrapolating from a 2010 report from Medicare's Office of the Actuary.

"This is extrapolating from too few examples".