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However, because of Mumbai's size and urban resources, study findings may not be relevant to extrapolate to smaller cities, which may not have the human resources, hospital and technical capacity, or financial means to perform organ transplants and develop a donor registry.
Finally while the data may be extrapolated to urban India, it may not be relevant to rural India where 70% of Indians live, as life style and socio-cultural factors vary widely in urban and rural areas.
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An engineering approach to pipe flow was used to analyze the test lung and was extrapolated to a human lung model to show that the in vitro experimental parameters are relevant to the observed in vivo conditions.
All these factors mean that it is difficult to extrapolate relevant in vivo concentrations of toxicants from in vitro results alone, and typically, the concentrations required for a given effect in vitro will be substantially higher than those required for parallel effects in vivo (Coecke et al. 2007).
Therefore, the data from studies on F. novicida or LVS cannot simply be extrapolated and assumed to be relevant for highly virulent strains.
To identify extra data on HNSCC, solid tumor studies were firstly considered to verify whether it was possible to extrapolate further relevant information in HNSCC cases.
Medical and health personnel within the military are expected to extrapolate and implement relevant knowledge and doctrine from research performed on other population groups.
