Sentence examples for be extrapolated to small from inspiring English sources

The municipalities included in this study represent large or medium sized cities in Finland and thus, the results cannot be extrapolated to small and rural municipalities.

Whether the relationship between walking speed and the change in lipoproteins can be extrapolated to smaller amounts or other types of exercise is not known.

13 14 15 Whether this risk of systemic adverse events can be extrapolated to the small doses used in age related macular degeneration remains unclear.

The results of this study can only be extrapolated to other similar small Canadian urban settings.

Assuming that the N.F.I.B. survey results can be extrapolated to the broader small-business population*, 22 percent of 28 percent is 6 percent.

This cannot be extrapolated to knee arthroscopy, which is a small operation that is performed more often in private hospitals and in orthopedic specialist practices (often under local anesthesia) than in public hospitals, in contrast to larger operations.

Since small-scale assays do not fully reflect the conditions of running a full commercial-scale pretreatment and hydrolysis, it can be questioned whether results from the small-scale assays can be extrapolated to larger-scale plants.

The metabolic, pharmacokinetic, and toxicological data obtained in small animals should be extrapolated to other species or to humans rather carefully.

The use of correlations is only meaningful when comparisons are performed over the whole clinical range of potential MBF or MFR, since agreement over a small range cannot be extrapolated to a wider range.

Accordingly, models of smaller molecular fragments have to be extrapolated to larger systems.

These results were based on very small populations of pigs and cannot be extrapolated to today's commercial farm conditions.