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Our analysis indicated that the sensitivity of NPP to Tamax was nonlinear, so that this algorithm should not be extrapolated beyond the conditions of this study.

Note that it should not be extrapolated beyond the shown range of dates since the decline has leveled off (see Fig. 8a above); there will be a separate dataset for the constant rate period (hopefully by Nov 2001).

However, because partition coefficients depend on solution and substrate composition, they cannot be extrapolated beyond the conditions for which they are measured (e.g., [2, 3]).

As a second order quadratic function, with interactions, was chosen for the summer log drying model it is important that predictions using this regression should not be extrapolated beyond the 24 week duration of the study.

With reference to a receiving array, we show that knowledge of the received field can be extrapolated beyond the actual array size by exploiting the finiteness of the interval of real directions from which the field components impinge on the array.

Curves were fit to the histograms using Equation 2 so that the probability densities could be extrapolated beyond the ranges of the histograms in order to compute p-values for teams that predicted much better or worse than the null model.

Indeed, upon visual inspection of the LPN EMG-force relationship curves in the 0 50% range (Fig. 3), it is apparent that a linear curve could be fitted to the data and likely provide an accurate predictive measure, but the measures could not be extrapolated beyond that range, whereas our curve provides predictive values over nearly the whole force range.

Thus, the fitted models cannot be extrapolated beyond these ranges [9].

The findings therefore cannot be extrapolated beyond these two sites.

Third, this study only applies to early onset seizure prophylaxis within one week of neurosurgery or neurologic damage, and cannot be extrapolated beyond this short term time frame.

Additionally, the analysis assessed the effects of a 10-μg/m change in PM2.5 (IQR, 3.58 μg/m; 10th 90th percentile, 7.38 13.38 μg/m) and a 10-ppb change in NO2 (IQR, 6.21 ppb; 10th 90th percentile, 4.11 16.41 ppb) which may be extrapolating beyond the data in some regions or comparing extremes of the exposure distributions.