Sentence examples for based on an extrapolation from inspiring English sources

Or, at the very least, one could base an informative prior density for s based on an extrapolation from the use of a lower density panel.

Therefore evidence of statins efficacy in the oldest old is based on an extrapolation of results from those studies.

But Scottish government officials said there was no official source for the first minister's figure; that was based on an extrapolation, they said, from new-voter figures released by some councils.

The use in these latter circumstances is based on an extrapolation of the data supporting its use after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest associated with shockable rhythms.

To assist with the proposal process, PIMMS tables are generated for the ACIS effective area based on an extrapolation of the current contamination model to the middle of the next Cycle, which is an extrapolation of approximately 18 months.

These predictions are mainly based on an extrapolation of wind tunnel measurements done on simple structures which are the base of the present design codes.

If the data could not be fitted, the integral was obtained as the sum of a numerical integration over the measured time period and an analytically integrated exponential function based on an exponential extrapolation beyond the last measure time point that used the log-linear slope of the last two time points as the exponential clearance rate.

However, based on a similar extrapolation of summer measurements, the same group of subjects would potentially inhale between 1.3 and 1.9 CEs/y.

By a new and effective approach, based on a functional extrapolation of the concentration gradient, we are able to study dendritic growth in multicomponent Fe C Si Mn P S alloys.

— NATE SILVER One quick observation: the precincts that have reported later in the evening are showing more voters per precinct that the earlier ones, so the turnout projection is now looking slightly better for the G.O.P. Based on a linear extrapolation from the precincts counted so far, the turnout would be about about 225,000 voters.

Error estimates for material deposited outside Iceland are based on a minimum extrapolation that still allows for some material to be transported past the Faroe Islands and a maximum estimate that still limits fallout equivalent to 0.1 µm thickness (~0.14 g m−2 – e.g. 0.5 1% of a surface would contain a particle if all particles were 10 µm in diameter) to the northern coast of mainland Europe.