Sentence examples for extrapolated sample from inspiring English sources

All incidence estimates presented in Table  4 showed similar trends both in the unadjusted and the extrapolated sample.

As presented in Table  6, annual total health care costs (Euro (EUR)) of diabetes patients showed similar trends both in the unadjusted and the extrapolated sample.

As with prevalence and incidence, mortality was higher in older persons than in younger persons in the unadjusted as well as in the extrapolated sample.

Ser, Lys and Gly contents were used to extrapolate sample concentrations.

Sarandos also doubts the accuracy of network figures, which are generally extrapolated from sample audiences, and so he refuses to put out his own ratings which "are accurate to the minute and to the device – so you would get an apples and oranges comparison".

From these data, we extrapolated the sample size for which the addition of 10 individuals increases marker density by <1 %; this marker saturation is achieved with 90 and 110 individuals for the CEU and YRI populations respectively.

Extrapolating that sample to the circa four billion connected devices that exist globally, BullGuard claims this could equate to around 185 million vulnerable IoT devices.

Statistical analysis is used to extrapolate a sample of load effect values from the simulation period to the required design period.

A best fit curve was generated for the standards in order to extrapolate relative sample values.

The exposure prevalence for all of Zimbabwe was determined (Formula 2, Table  1) and used to extrapolate the sample disease prevalence to the total population (Formula 3, Table  1).

The cumulated pollen counts of the sub-samples were then extrapolated to the total sample, giving the maize pollen count per PMF sample (Ni).