We've learned from scientists that teenagers specifically lack the ability to extrapolate to the consequences of their actions, so I'm thinking that these nine probably are incapable of learning anything more than how expensive lawyers are.
For The Year of the Sex Olympics Kneale extrapolated the possible consequences of the youth movement's desire for freedom from "traditional" cultural inhibitions, asking as the academic John R. Cook puts it, "In a world of no limits, will the result quickly be apathy if there is nothing any more to get excited about, nothing precious or illicit to fight for in the teeth of the censor?".
"To extrapolate some dire political consequence is unwise," said Mr. Entwistle, adding, "There are so many levers that they have to push and pull".
A good question to ask yourself is: "how are my immediate circumstances different now than they were (or I thought they were) 30 minutes ago?" Second, start extrapolating to the possible consequences.
It is not a stretch to extrapolate from those not infrequent consequences in humans to similar results in dogs.
This would have profound consequences for studies extrapolating from highly expressed genes to the remaining transcriptome.
We therefore only included elderly people with elevated homocysteine concentrations (≥ 12 μmol/L), but as a consequence, we cannot extrapolate the results to elderly with low to normal homocysteine concentrations (< 12 μmol/L).
Skills tested include ability to: analyse data, make comparisons, estimate measurements, extrapolate and interpolate, formulate hypotheses, deduce consequences from models, discover relationships, and follow a line of reasoning.
We have summarized the data from preliminary studies and used these data to extrapolate to logical conclusions concerning potential consequences of climate change on VBZDs.
This may, however, be the wrong conclusion to draw, although explaining why will involve extrapolating from what Velleman says to consequences he might well not want to endorse.
By using a decision-analytic model, it was possible to extrapolate these findings to consider the costs and consequences of MobileMums if it were offered in practice to a large cohort of women and to account for expected costs and consequences beyond the trial's time horizon.
