Sentence examples for capable of extrapolation from inspiring English sources

Objectivity of research in this area is important, and it is a necessity that researchers clarify when results are simply indicative or are statistically rigorous and capable of extrapolation to a wider population.

Fifth, the effectiveness data were derived from trials lasting 8 16 weeks (atorvastatin) or 15 days–44 weeks (sevelamer), and these data may not be capable of extrapolation to the modeled period of 1 year.

Thus, arthritis score was increased accompanied by a decrease in serum creatinine, a marker to reflect muscle mass, and the results were considered plausible and capable of extrapolation to humans since aging is thought to be one of the risk factors for RA and muscle mass generally decreases with aging.

The extent to which models are capable of reliable extrapolation and prediction is important for exploring new farming systems or assessing the impacts of future land and climate changes.

Even though a much larger library of 1.2 million small molecules has been screened in HTS for ARE inducers (Hur et al. 2010), this is the first study to profile a large set of mostly environmental compounds in a qHTS format (for primary and follow-up screening) to identify inducers of the ARE pathway and, by extrapolation, compounds capable of inducing oxidative stress.

There's a lot of extrapolation over where games might go.

A process of extrapolation.

Right now, it's a lot of extrapolation".

Therefore we used the method of extrapolation.

In addition, other Leptospirillum species [ 4, 24] are reportedly capable of nitrogen fixation, in contrast to L. ferriphilum, making extrapolation from one species to another difficult.

The number of eggs increases with carapace width according to a power law; extrapolation of the power law suggests that the largest D. sayi females are capable of carrying over 32,000 eggs each.