Sentence examples for extrapolating over from inspiring English sources

Here we included women residing within 5 miles of a monitoring station to achieve a sufficient sample size, and extrapolating over longer distances likely increased exposure misclassification.

Models are a basic tool for extrapolating over larger geographical areas, to provide generalised results on varying chemical exposure patterns in space and time [47 51].

A study with good directness requires minimal assumptions to draw conclusions about the magnitude of overdiagnosis and avoids extrapolating over gaps in the evidence.

But extrapolated over several decades it promised to transform the country and Asia.

"If sightings are the same in the two areas we can extrapolate over the whole country," Dr. Traeholt said.

Because dike swarms are commonly widespread, the conditions determined can often be extrapolated over a broad region.

Suppose we asked 5,000 people to report their cybercrime losses, which we will then extrapolate over a population of 200 million.

Such forecasts need to be taken with a bucketload of salt: tiny shifts in today's birth rate extrapolated over 90 years produce huge changes.

The government's pledge to spend $2bn over 10 years is the current collective yearly spending ($200m) of four federal agencies, six state agencies and several major research programs, extrapolated over the coming decade.

That pace, extrapolated over the full 48-game schedule, would have given him 56 points — enough to tie Stepan for third in the N.H.L. alongside the Capitals Ovechkinn and Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby.

Dr. Van Buskirk pointed out that "birds aren't becoming visibly larger or smaller," But if those rates of change are extrapolated over longer periods, like a few centuries, "we start to wonder what's going to happen".