About 450,000 do so in Europe based on extrapolation from population-based incidence estimates [ 15].
By accounting for risk factors that have been established as strongly prognostic for mortality [8], such analyses can identify insurable subgroups and facilitate the calculation of evidence-based ratings for longer term insurance, based on extrapolation of current mortality rates.
Chief Guido said the estimate of 900 improper tickets citywide was based on extrapolation from the eight precincts studied in the department's investigation.
Here a different class of solvers is considered, based on extrapolation methods.
It is compared with a reference method based on extrapolation and partial use of Riemann invariants.
Additivity, or the lack of it, is largely based on extrapolation of existing knowledge for single chemicals in this context.
Here, we note that this 0.8 m estimate9 is based on extrapolation of well-constrained processes for Greenland to a global context, but that proportionally greater contributions might be possible from Antarctica, where marine grounded channels are not well-defined.
The analyses do not support (1) statin use to reduce heart attacks in women based on extrapolation from men, or (2) approving or advertising statins as reducing heart attacks without qualification in a population that includes many women.
A capacity estimation method that was based on extrapolation from a fundamental diagram which represented the relationship between traffic flow and density was used.
Despite no proven benefit, adjuvant chemotherapy remains the standard of care in the United States based on extrapolation from colon cancer trials.
Hydrological predictions at a watershed scale are commonly based on extrapolation and upscaling of hydrological behavior at plot and hillslope scales.
