Sentence examples for be reasonably extrapolated from from inspiring English sources
But much of this is no more than can be reasonably extrapolated from the poems: the extant fragments mention nearly all those names.
Second, given the prevalent practice of specifying rather than estimating these hyperparameters, we wanted to assess the impact of misspecifying s 2 on the accuracy of genomic estimated breeding values (GEBV) or even whether s 2 could be reasonably extrapolated based on analyses derived from other marker densities.
Therefore, theoretical assumptions about the coverage of adsorbates in the absence of oxygen can be reasonably extrapolated to the situation when oxygen reduction takes place at the surface.
These studies nevertheless contained valuable evidence or results that could be reasonably extrapolated and they are described and referred to when the effectiveness of a procedure is not clear from other studies.
However, we do observe baseline oscillation in majority of genes and thus it can be reasonably extrapolated that rhythmicity permeates every biological pathway in mosquitoes.
A growing amount of data supports that the pharmacokinetics of drugs in children ≥2 years can be reasonably well extrapolated from adults by using an allometric adjustment for body size [ 15, 18].
There are so many profound lessons to be learned and extrapolated from her movements.
Or should a story instead be extrapolated from an external, rational and scientifically provable truth?
