Sentence examples for extrapolating the performance of from inspiring English sources

Although the reason for this discrepancy was not identified, the results suggest that caution should be exercised in extrapolating the performance of strongly sorbing barrier materials from batch test data.

Researchers should exercise caution when extrapolating the performance of parallel global optimizers to human movement problems with hundreds of design variables, especially when penalty terms are included in the cost function.

However, there is currently a lack of reliable tools to extrapolate the performance of a 1 cm2 electrode to a real life cell of several thousand farads.

These new parameters provide a much more consistent estimation at the borders of the correlation range than the usual correlation obtained following the ARI standard, and could be even employed to extrapolate the performance of the compressor to non-tested conditions with reasonable accuracy.

However, by analyzing the difference in accuracy of the classical approach and ridge regression for different values of N, P, trait heritability, and the fraction of causal variants, we are able to extrapolate the performance of ridge regression for large scale initiatives.

In this study, we extrapolate the performance to by exploiting the linear relation between and.

We cannot readily extrapolate the performance characteristics of the RT assay found in our study to treatment-experienced patients who may be infected with viruses with heavily mutated RT enzymes.

On the basis of the five coordinate points, (x, y)s, we draw a linear regression line, that is, To extrapolate the performance (denoted as AUCT) of the prediction model when all the subjects are used as training samples, we enter into the equation to get.

Kerosene-water type emulsions are generally used in these studies, whereas studies with crude oil emulsions are rarely seen so that the results cannot be extrapolated as to the performance of the biodemulsifiers in the demulsification of petroleum emulsions.

He discovered the laws by which the performance of the model could be extrapolated to the ship when both have the same geometrical shape.

But a few minutes later, Mr. Kioussis was still extrapolating the story of Evie Sands.