Sentence examples for data extrapolated from inspiring English sources

The first employs an approximation that permits the use of data extrapolated from wind-tunnel measurements.

The current recommendations for fibre intake in children are based on average assumptions and data extrapolated from intakes in adults.

The estimated results from the measured data extrapolated to 12 l/s are compared against the CFD model and previously published papers.

Ex vivo autoradiography and histology were conducted using a separate cohort of S1R-KO/WT mice, and radiation dosimetry was calculated from WT mouse data (extrapolated for human dosing).

Last year, people who lost 100 pounds or more, through surgery or highly restricted diets, had about 68,000 body contouring procedures, a 22percentt increase from 2004, according to data extrapolated from a mail-in survey of doctors conducted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

A novel method was devised in the present context to solve both problems based on a two-step algorithm combining the treatment of noise-only data extrapolated from a reference-channel and a Bayesian filter applied on a per-trial basis.

–Using your set of data, extrapolate a particular data point.

The algorithms can easily locate the narrow band in data extrapolating.

In none of the materials do the postthreshold strength/indentation-load data extrapolate unconditionally into the subthreshold region.

However, due to the complexity of the biological process that generates phylogenetic data, extrapolating strong conclusions from individual data sets can be inadvisable.

These data extrapolate to an estimated total of an excess of 15 000 breast cancers associated with HRT over the past decade in the UK.