Sentence examples for be extrapolated from recent from inspiring English sources
Using this method, the design window of a self-ignited fusion reactor that can be extrapolated from recent experimental results in the Large Helical Device (LHD) is considered.
An example of such a mechanism might also be extrapolated from recent work in vitro showing that matrix metalloprotease-9, a mediator present in the allergic nasal mucosa, can cleave surfactant protein D, an innate immune molecule involved in mucosal defense, thus predisposing to respiratory infection.
Again, the chosen parameter values and parameter value ranges were extrapolated from recent respirology MTCs, and were selected to create a "common" yet generalizable set of MTC scenarios.
But if anything can be extrapolated from the recent Internet frenzy surrounding nude scenes from Colin Farrell's new film, "A Home at the End of the World" -- apparently excised because the actor's member distracted from the narrative flow -- it is that the percentage of people who dwell on these matters is considerable.
Instead, endotoxin concentrations had to be extrapolated from measurements (mostly fairly recent) made elsewhere, including in other countries.
For all the recent insights into the adolescent brain -- and adolescents as a class -- very little can be extrapolated from the science to illuminate individual behavior.
Or should a story instead be extrapolated from an external, rational and scientifically provable truth?
