Sentence examples for author extrapolates from inspiring English sources

The author extrapolates nothing.

The author extrapolates species-wide lessons from this, about female desire for male-pattern sex, but surely there are other readings; that the fiance, in his "niceness", is communicating a subtle inadequacy; that the desire for Fifty Shades fantasy sex is compelling precisely because it is taboo, and therefore as much a social as an animal impulse.

The authors extrapolated from amounts budgeted by eight foundation trusts to introduce seven-day emergency working to estimate that the cost across England would be between £1.07bn and £1.43bn.

In this work, the authors extrapolate a set of simple correlations to permit a fast preliminary assessment of heating energy demand for office buildings.

In particular, the authors extrapolated the reproducibility of FDG-PET image interpretation and the feasibility of a timely treatment adaptation based on FDG-PET results in daily clinical practice.

The study authors extrapolated from the data on their savings behavior, and found they were actually "well on track to meet their goal," she says.

The authors extrapolate that shorter questionnaires should be used in clinical trials to improve response.

Similarly, the normal values of CrCl are not agreed upon and most authors extrapolate them from those defined for GFR.

From this, the authors extrapolated that exercise may induce neurogenesis in the dentate gyrus, which in turn may improve learning.

The authors extrapolated that approximately 2225 new cases may occur annually across the USA, but this has not been verified.

2) The authors extrapolate their measured transport rate (1.68 ions per second) to a number of 500,000 ions per second at 85 degrees.