Sentence examples for correct extrapolation of from inspiring English sources

Independent tests verified that the systematic error of the automated granule counting on 2D sections did not preclude the correct extrapolation of granule number in 3D (ESM Methods 4).

This should be taken into account in order to choose the correct extrapolation coefficients.

2. The true number of SVs in the whole genome is estimated by extrapolation of the corrected number of SVs in chromosome 1 by the fold increase in size from chromosome 1 to the whole genome.

Consequently, using a linear regression and extrapolation of the baseline fluorescence of individual traces, we corrected them for the leak of the dye.

"To paraphrase Dorothy from 'The Wizard of Oz,' if correct, this extrapolation implies that we are not in Kansas anymore, and in fact we never were in Kansas," Alan Boss, of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington, D.C., said in a statement.

The total was reached by extrapolation of observations in the five areas, which saw 1.67% of voters turned away, and does not take into account those who might have come back later with the correct ID.

A conservative extrapolation of this data would presumably give Al Gore a victory.

That estimate is an extrapolation of data obtained from 34 states, housing 73% of all prisoners.

His thriller was not an invention; it was an extrapolation of recent history.

One former student, Peter Schwartz, told me that everything Sexton does is "an extrapolation of Charlie.

"Educated Guess" is one logical extrapolation of the career Ms. DiFranco has built on independence.