Sentence examples for extrapolated performance from inspiring English sources
The extrapolated performance is therefore.
It is common practice to include some common 'checks' or 'controls' across various test environments, to extrapolate performance of an accession at an untested site.
Their models extrapolate past performance into the future.
He said that it was not possible to extrapolate that performance to what retailers might experience during the rest of the year because of rising apparel, transportation and labor costs that vendors are starting to pass on.
These experts suffer from the natural tendency to extrapolate past performance into the future.
Stock market experts who extrapolate past performance might quickly surmise that these stocks will again lead the market when it turns.
However, there is currently a lack of reliable tools to extrapolate the performance of a 1 cm2 electrode to a real life cell of several thousand farads.
Researchers should exercise caution when extrapolating the performance of parallel global optimizers to human movement problems with hundreds of design variables, especially when penalty terms are included in the cost function.
Although the reason for this discrepancy was not identified, the results suggest that caution should be exercised in extrapolating the performance of strongly sorbing barrier materials from batch test data.
These new parameters provide a much more consistent estimation at the borders of the correlation range than the usual correlation obtained following the ARI standard, and could be even employed to extrapolate the performance of the compressor to non-tested conditions with reasonable accuracy.
We cannot readily extrapolate the performance characteristics of the RT assay found in our study to treatment-experienced patients who may be infected with viruses with heavily mutated RT enzymes.
