Sentence examples for be extrapolated to human from inspiring English sources
It is not yet known whether these results can be extrapolated to human beings [ 59– 61].
Furthermore, additional studies are needed to elucidate whether our findings can be extrapolated to human beings.
These results may have clinical implications since the findings observed from the animal studies could be extrapolated to human beings without the need for additional confirmatory investigations.
ERG photoresponses performed similarly in humans and animals may provide a common ground for interspecies comparison of dysfunction and allow the outcomes of potential forms of treatment applied to animal models to be extrapolated to human patients.
Thus, these results can not be extrapolated to human heart.
Plenty: Their permeable skin and aquatic habitat make amphibians early indicators of water contamination risks that can be extrapolated to human health risks.
Further, the results from research on other sports involving less 'natural' types of locomotion for humans (cycling, skating) [14] [24] may not necessarily be extrapolated to the natural bipedal motion that humans have adopted over centuries of evolution.
Our observations are limited to the JAK2V617F mutation, and cannot necessarily be extrapolated to the remaining 5% of mutations described in human PV [27].
These findings could also be extrapolated to cover other sports and training activities that take place indoors".
Our study had several limitations and conclusions drawn from studies using evoked pain of short duration in healthy volunteers cannot necessarily be extrapolated to the clinical setting.
