Sentence examples for extrapolating for from inspiring English sources

Extrapolating, for every 13 workers employed there are 1.36 workers currently un-employed at the current unemployment rate of 9.5%.

According to Wikipedia and extrapolating for population growth since the date of the survey, there are approximately 1.6 billion households worldwide.

Conceptually, the doubling time could be assessed by extrapolating for each patient the absorbed dose-metabolic ratio relationship to the left axis (i.e., D = 0), as shown in Figure 2.

Extrapolating for 2015, (using 2014 revenues total for 2015) AT&T's revenues would be $772 billion for six years.

Extrapolating for a six-month TB treatment regimen, the total health system cost per patient for the DOT strategy was US$7266 and US$1899 for the SAT strategy.

Extrapolating for a family of five, this means that any family earning less than US$9377 per annum is below the poverty line.

To predict the effects of risk-reducing interventions, expected numbers of events were extrapolated for the years 2010 2030 using the corresponding annual extrapolated populations from Finnish statistics.

"We don't know that we can extrapolate for the whole system," he said.

"We were using data from 120 glaciers to extrapolate for about 160,000 different sites".

The total number of transplanted cells was extrapolated for the entire volume of the dentate gyrus (Kempermann et al, 1997).

Results obtained at sea level are extrapolated for a flight ceiling of 10 km.