Sentence examples for by extrapolating the average from inspiring English sources
Based on an incidence of 0.56 AGI episodes per person-year, by extrapolating the average of the proportion of AGI that is foodborne published from the USA (25%), England and Wales (26%) and Australia (32%) [ 15- 18], it is estimated that there are 209 million cases of foodborne disease in China in one year.
The average decline in GFR over the years can be described by a linear function Extrapolating the average decline found over the initial 6 months will not overestimate the decline in the following periods.
By extrapolating the linear trend of the average sedimentation rate to the base of the interval, an age of ~ 26 Ma was estimated for the bottom of the interval.
One works by extrapolating the shape differences between average men's and women's faces and morphing a man's face accordingly.
This approach certainly penalized models obtained by extrapolating the secular variation after 2010.0, or averaging the secular variation over the last five years, versus those obtained at epochs close to those of the testing datasets (from July 2007 to April 2009, depending on the test).
An alternative to local identification at the threshold might be to estimate a global average causal effect by extrapolating the conditional expectation functions across the entire range of Zi; however, this requires much stronger assumptions to identify causal effects—in particular, that the functional forms of and are known across the full range of Zi.
The concentration used (40 mM) corresponds to that exerting an aversive effect in the fruit fly [40]; that of 100 mM was obtained by extrapolating the lethal dose 50% (DL50) for rats to the average weight of honeybees.
The average fluorescence level before the photoconversion was deduced by extrapolating the fitted decay curve, yielding IR_estimate.
By extrapolating the linear part of the plots to = 0, one can estimate the average bandgap E g of the Si NCs within the films.
Using the second database to estimate the national incidence of breast cancer by extrapolating the data from the region of Casablanca to the whole country assumes that this regional incidence is the average incidence for the whole country.
Z-average size was plotted against temperature and the aggregation onset temperature was determined by extrapolating the linear section of the transition, at its highest slope, backward to its intersection with the baseline at low temperatures.
