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But mice are small and furry – how much can we extrapolate these findings to humans?

We used statistical analysis (multi-level regression) on a large data set of 10,000+ first-grade children across schools in the United States to extrapolate these findings.

Thus, they tend to concentrate on the mechanisms of mutation and of natural selection, effective in microevolution the change from variety to variety and species to species and to extrapolate these findings to macroevolution, to the origin of the great groups of living things.

Accordingly, this report will review the selection of an animal model for the study of LA toxicity; examine the pertinent in vivo animal studies that compare the central nervous system toxicity, cardiovascular toxicity, and the ease of resuscitation of the single enantiomer local anesthetics to racemic bupivacaine; and extrapolate these findings to the clinical setting.

There is no reason to extrapolate these findings, however, beyond the experimental results.

We did not attempt to select patients based on breast size or body habitus; hence, it is not possible to extrapolate these findings to all patients.

But extrapolating these findings to Syria's human maelstrom was beyond the reach of science.

The paper then extrapolated these findings for the globe, finding that by the year 2050, the planet could see 55 billion tons of carbon (which converts to 200 billion tons of carbon dioxide, were it all to be released in this form) released from soils.

Extrapolating these findings to VARV, the data suggest that treatment should be initiated as soon as possible after exposure and not rely on a diagnostic tool such as the measurement of vDNA in buccal cavity swabs; however, consideration should be given to the fact that the behavior/disease-course of VARV in humans is different from that of ectromelia virus in the mouse.

Furthermore, as our study concerned a randomized trial in which the scheduler was not necessarily the surgeon, reticence on extrapolating these findings to every day practise seems argumentative.

Nevertheless, given the age group of the players (U-18), it is important to be cautious in extrapolating these findings to professional adult players.