Sentence examples for extrapolating across from inspiring English sources

Extrapolating across scales is a critical problem in ecology.

She estimated that a quarter of Britain's adult population would bet on the race, judging from William Hill's figures and extrapolating across the industry.

Jamieson says that his force will be out of pocket by £112,000 this year and, extrapolating across England and Wales, he reckons the taxpayer's down £10m.

Given the inconsistency of structure activity relationship trends observed across similar compounds, this data argues for caution in extrapolating across structural series.

Extrapolating across the entire basin, the degassing flux of CO2 from Changjiang in the 1990s, was calculated as 15.3 Mt C.yr-1, about 5 Mt C.yr-1 less than the DIC flux of Changjiang, much less than that of Amazon (0.5 Gt C.yr-1).

Testifying before the House of Representatives science committee during a 28 February hearing on management challenges facing NSF and other science agencies under the committee's jurisdiction, Lerner said that "extrapolating across the 45,000 proposals NSF receives annually suggests 1300 proposals could contain plagiarism and 450 to 900 could contain problematic data".

With such small projects funded, it's hard to extrapolate across a wider housing market.

If the estimate is extrapolated across the entire 20,000-mile network, it would cost more than £800m.

Second, genes and their products may be highly conserved across taxonomic groups so that characterization in rats provide relevant data that can be extrapolated across many species.

Many of the biologicals are approved for multiple indications, but it is not always possible to extrapolate across indications for the corresponding biosimilars.

A small error in estimates of elevation, when extrapolated across a whole ice sheet, can lead to large imbalances in estimates of mass change, and thus contribution or otherwise to sea level".