Sentence examples for be inappropriate to extrapolate from inspiring English sources

"It would be inappropriate to extrapolate from a dish to some dude's head," Parker says.

On the one hand, it might be inappropriate to extrapolate the SH coefficients by using the least-squares collocation method.

The Enskog approach gave satisfactory predictions in liquid CO2, but it may be inappropriate to extrapolate this correlation to the supercritical region.

Thus, it may be inappropriate to extrapolate our findings to all school backpacks.

Finally, as this intervention was performed at a single medical center, it might be inappropriate to extrapolate our results (i.e. VAP mortality) to other hospitals.

Since diabetes and critical illness induced dysregulations of glucose homeostasis represent substantially different entities, it is inappropriate to extrapolate these data to the ICU population.

The EPA's risk assumptions on arsenic were criticized by researchers who felt it was inappropriate to extrapolate low-dose effects from the high-dose Taiwanese studies.

Due to the diversity and complexity of the topic, it is inappropriate to extrapolate a preferred approach for engagement or one that could be universally successful.

There was consensus (90% of the panel) that it is inappropriate to extrapolate the results of the IMPACT study to patients who are symptomatic and/or have visceral disease.

It would be inappropriate to comment further".

"It is inappropriate to build there.