Sentence examples for be expected by extrapolation from inspiring English sources

The extent to which health effects may develop remain uncertain at lower levels of exposure (< 150 μg/L), with many studies failing to demonstrate the risk that might be expected by extrapolation from findings related to high levels of exposure [ 5].

Thus mechanosensitive channels that serve as its receptors are present in stereocilia and not at the basolateral surface as would be expected by its dendritic extrapolation.

Similarly, the synaptic apparatus of inner hair cells is located at the basal pole and not at the stereociliary apical end as would be expected by its axonal extrapolation.

Results are expected by March.

The number of publications was almost 1000 in 2011, and may be expected to exceed 10,000 by 2020 if exponential extrapolation of the number of past publications is applicable.

Extrapolation to what can be expected in germ cells of exposed individuals should be possible by using good dosimetry (adducts) and a parallelogram approach.

A linear extrapolation of the findings reported here would be expected to lead to associations being more evident at higher exposure levels, yet this is not supported by the literature.

By extrapolation, a contribution of pDC to the type I IFN response after systemic Listeria infection could be expected, although in vitro stimulation of splenic pDC with Listeria did not induce type I IFN [28].

The leukaemia results were consistent with those expected by extrapolation from previous epidemiological results at higher doses (Hall and Brenner, 2012).

The overall number of AluYb8 elements on chromosome Y is lower by at least 40% than expected by extrapolation from the observed ratios of AluYa5 chromosomal densities.

"A conservative extrapolation of the pre-crisis trend would suggest that UK output is some 15-20 per cent below where it would have been expected to be by this time in the absence of the crisis".