The phrase "as extrapolation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conclusions or insights derived from a set of data or previous information.
Example: "The findings of this study can be understood as extrapolation from the previous research conducted in the field."
Alternatives: "as a derivation from" or "as an inference from".
If mutagenic pollution leads to a further 10-fold10-foldse of U sdm, then extinction times are expected to be less than 30 years, as increasingly harmful mutations start to accumulate as well (extrapolation from Figure 1).
Issues arise concerning the validity of available data (sources of systematic error in epidemiological and/or occupational studies) as well as the extrapolation from animal to human.
For summative assessments, the comparison is between the current state and that at some previous, pre-intervention time (or a business-as-usual extrapolation from it to the current time).
Moreover, where there is a need to provide guidance despite limited evidence, it is rational to draw upon evidence derived from elsewhere, such as extrapolation of findings from other populations, from expert clinical opinion and from patient and public consultation [ 46].
As such, extrapolation from human medicine may be possible to provide treatment guidelines.
As an extrapolation from results presented above and from prior analyses (Nishida et al, 1999; Moore et al, 2001; Rossi et al, 2001), the ability of Dpl to cause cell death in Prnp0/0 CGNs implies lack of a compensatory neuroprotective activity (e.g., Sho) in these cells.
It is difficult, based on the information provided in the study, to determine how the authors handled key assumptions such as extrapolation rates and extrapolation from the survey sample to the broader population.
We note at the outset (and discuss further later) that the most reliable estimates of f, p and r will come from data collected at the same time and region as n, as opposed to extrapolation from other surveys, or modelled values.
As with our previous study [3], however, the figures provided here need to be interpreted cautiously as they represent an extrapolation from a single hospital to the NHS as a whole.
Richter's oeuvre may be seen, with some distortion, as a long, complex extrapolation from Warhol.
