Sentence examples for extrapolated results from inspiring English sources

The design of transmitter circuits for the 3-D integrated free-space optical interconnect system is discussed, and simulated extrapolated results on operating frequency and bandwidth are provided.

The approach is identical to that used in our benchmarking example (discussed in the previous section): is extrapolated via a standard polynomial fit (the difference between the extrapolated results from the second order and the fourth order polynomials is negligible).

The plausibility of these extrapolated results not only intuitively appear sensible, but also the simulated riometer absorption is reasonably close to the riometer absorption the profiles are meant to represent.

The model extrapolated results from a 6-month trial over three years.

First, a significant number of studies extrapolated results from students to draw conclusions about the job preferences of qualified health workers.

In terms of survival on ART, our primary data indicated 86.9%, 83.4% and 76.2% surviving at 12, 24 and 48 months and extrapolated results indicated 71% surviving at 60 months.

It is not currently possible to extrapolate results at the assembly level.

To extrapolate results, five shallow boring for soils and six for water sampling were carefully observed.

We also bring attention to some of the pitfalls that need to be avoided when extrapolating results from animal models.

Only an handful of industrial plants are in operation and they were designed by extrapolating results from pilot plants.

Noting that it was "difficult to extrapolate" results from 200 buildings for the 6,000 co-ops and condos in the city, Stuart M. Saft, chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said he thought there were now more lawsuits.