Sentence examples for extrapolated quality from inspiring English sources

The health and life insurer also should maintain a healthy skepticism regarding extrapolated quality measures.

The main health economic outcome is within-trial and extrapolated quality-adjusted life years, estimated using the EQ-5D.

But the disoccluded area, which is occluded in the original views and becomes visible in the virtual views, makes it very difficult to obtain high image quality in the extrapolated views.

33 In our study the extrapolated cost per QALY of a high-quality survivor is £16 000, well within this threshold.

Efficacy data, from these trials, usually based on the HAQ or health utility scales [ 14], are used in cost-effectiveness studies and assessments of costs per Quality Adjusted Life-Years (QALYs) [ 15], and extrapolated to future but unobserved results.

We then discuss Richardson extrapolation for ODEs and SDEs and introduce the extrapolated discrete stochastic framework.

These are extrapolated to the population of the EU's 28 nations.

These findings could also be extrapolated to cover other sports and training activities that take place indoors".

Then they simulated the productivity of the panels on this roof area to estimate total rooftop solar potential, and finally extrapolated that data to the whole country.

"Some of this is real and some of this is extrapolated".

His theories and ideas, extrapolated and repetitive, loom large and heavy in this novel.