The experimental studies of Kosourov et al. (2002), Melis et al. (2000), and Zhang et al. (2002) guided the construction of the model and some parameters in the growth and hydrogen functions, in particular, were extrapolated from the experiments therein.
We computed the average percentage of flies depositing per night, using the average numbers of female flies per roosting bat, which were extrapolated from the differential capture experiments.
The absorbed tumour doses of the mouse experiments were extrapolated from the sphere model doses which were calculated by using the software OLINDA (OLINDA/EXM1.0, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA).
It is clear that regardless of its exact value, the desired level of protection will have to be extrapolated from the observed data (animal experiments) by several orders of magnitude.
The titre of HPAIV in the swab samples was extrapolated from Ct-values on basis of calibration experiments using different log10 dilution series of A/duck/Vietnam/TG24-01/05 (H5N1) virus.
The choice of one technique or another does not determine the outcome of the experiments, which can be extrapolated from each other.
This latter prediction, which is extrapolated from high-temperature crystallographic data, is reminiscent of predictions based on NMR relaxation experiments conducted at 288 346 K (Lee and Wand, 2001).
The death toll is extrapolated from the Indian authorities' figures.
Or should a story instead be extrapolated from an external, rational and scientifically provable truth?
A plot of sorts can be extrapolated from the arrangement of the songs.
