Sentence examples for extrapolating the average from inspiring English sources

For the period from 3 to 5 years, we assumed quality of life to be constant at the average of the year-projected scores between 12 and 24 months, thus extrapolating the average quality of life observed in year 2 to years 3, 4, and 5.

The average decline in GFR over the years can be described by a linear function Extrapolating the average decline found over the initial 6 months will not overestimate the decline in the following periods.

Based on an incidence of 0.56 AGI episodes per person-year, by extrapolating the average of the proportion of AGI that is foodborne published from the USA (25%), England and Wales (26%) and Australia (32%) [ 15- 18], it is estimated that there are 209 million cases of foodborne disease in China in one year.

We estimated HLY in 2010 in each country by multiplying the Eurostat projections of LE in 2010 by the ratio HLY/LE obtained either from country and sex-specific linear regression models of HLY/LE on year (seven countries retaining same HLY question) or extrapolating the average of HLY/LE in 2008 and 2009 to 2010 (20 countries and EU27).

We then estimated HLY in 2010 in each country by multiplying Eurostat projections of LE in 2010 by the ratio HLY/LE obtained either from country- and sex-specific linear regression models of HLY/LE on year (seven countries retaining same HLY question) or extrapolating the average of HLY/LE in 2008 and 2009 to 2010 (20 countries and EU27).

We are currently in year eight; the dotted line extrapolates the average economic growth rate over the past three years out through the next seven.

The number of boarding passengers is used to extrapolate the average number of passengers on the train line and the average trip time.

Extrapolating from the average amounts of propylene glycol and glycerol condensed on the smoking machine filter pad to the resulting lung-concentration, estimated lung concentrations of 160 and 220 mg m−3 for propylene glycol and glycerol were obtained, respectively.

Because of lack of elemental data from routine monitoring stations in the study areas, we were unable to back-extrapolate the annual average elemental concentrations estimated by the LUR models to the time period of each individual pregnancy.

By extrapolating the linear trend of the average sedimentation rate to the base of the interval, an age of ~ 26 Ma was estimated for the bottom of the interval.

One works by extrapolating the shape differences between average men's and women's faces and morphing a man's face accordingly.