Sentence examples for example and extrapolate from inspiring English sources

Now take that example and extrapolate it across any industry, hobby or event, no matter how esoteric.

Christensen's team then estimated the distribution of biomass in ecosystems—how many tons of tuna or shrimp, for example—and extrapolated to cover all of the oceans.

But this is how an intelligence like Gaddis's works -- finding examples, interrogating premises and extrapolating outward until a whole world-picture comes into focus.

Miss Lowe asked us to interpret, infer, and extrapolate.

Survivalists often listen to the news and extrapolate.

Specifically he wanted covers from which he could build characters and extrapolate gags.

"We shouldn't just look at a little data and extrapolate," he said.

You can't take one anecdote and extrapolate from that.

Based on these five examples, we extrapolate 59,000 additional records could have been georeferenced and added to our analysis.

In our example, we cannot extrapolate our results to individuals who died too quickly following diagnosis to be included in our study, either as prevalent or incident cases.

For example, one can extrapolate from the recent findings for LRIM1 [ 26] that other LRIM family members will form heteromeric complexes and perhaps also interact with one or more TEPs, and that these genes will, like LRIM1, APL1C and TEP1, probably also be co-located on the map.