Sentence examples for based on extrapolation from from inspiring English sources
About 450,000 do so in Europe based on extrapolation from population-based incidence estimates [ 15].
Quantitative forecasting, an approach based on extrapolation from historical data, was another method (I05) no longer used.
A more optimistic cost number would be about $10 billion per person using the current model based on extrapolation from moon landings, he said.
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.
However, all three of these hypotheses are based on extrapolation from the results of laboratory experiments or theoretical calculations to simulate the great depths and scale of natural intraslab earthquakes; therefore, the exact mechanism has not yet been conclusively determined.
Based on extrapolations from existing data, one would expect 18 cases of pituitary apoplexy per one million people every year; the actual figure is probably lower.
All of them are limited by the fact that they're necessarily based on extrapolations from current consumer and network behavior, rather than empirical data.
The conclusions in the new study, by three public health researchers — Amber Peterman of the International Food Policy Research Institute, Tia Palermo of Stony Brook University and Caryn Bredenkamp of the World Bank — are based on extrapolations from a household survey done in 2007 of 3,436 Congolese women nationwide.
