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This suggests that sampling rates derived for a specific sampler configuration deployed under specific environmental conditions, should not be extrapolated to different sampler configurations.

Thus, they cannot be extrapolated to different categories of patients.

These findings reinforce the fact that kinetic models based on metabolism of BPA from a mixed group of adults cannot be extrapolated to different physiological states, especially vulnerable populations such as pregnant women and children.

In what way these findings can be extrapolated to different visually impaired populations such as civilians, elderly, women and people who are not involved in a charity organisation remains uncertain.

However, diagnosis of the frailty phenotype in daily practice has some drawbacks since the original cut-off points for some criteria cannot always be extrapolated to different populations [ 11, 13, 32]; moreover, it is based on a combination of five tests, which require instruments and take over 10 minutes to perform [ 16].

These results should not, however, be extrapolated to dissimilar populations or different healthcare settings.

However, our data cannot be extrapolated to all different regions of the country, because, besides different latitudes and weather conditions, the population presents different genetic backgrounds and habits, which are important factors for the serum vitamin D status.

And the horrific results of the experiment, of how guards will treat their prisoners, can be extrapolated to a different laboratory, the current prison system in the United States.

The GBSG-2 data thus provide an indication of the capability of our results to be extrapolated to a different population.

Our patient population consisted of native Dutch patients, therefore the results can not be extrapolated to patients of different ethnicities.

For this reason it remains to be seen whether these results can be extrapolated to units with different levels of experience and expertise.