Sentence examples for extrapolating the value from inspiring English sources

The mere fact that fewer than half of the health projects and only three quarters of the population and water and sanitation projects were valued in the CAAD suggests that valuation of projects is not even across categories, adding to the difficulty of extrapolating the value of non-valued projects.

The point of maximum viscosity is found by extrapolating the values from both above and below the maximum point (e.g., Figure 22 right).

In our context, this is equivalent to achieving super-directivity in the angular domain by extrapolating the values taken by the field beyond the physical extension of the array.

The rate of information transfer is then obtained taking the following three successive limits: <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0002173.e018.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> We calculate these limits by extrapolating the values of the experimentally obtained entropies.

Assuming these APCs were also applicable during 2008 and through to 2013, and a steady resource consumption during 2008 to 2013, leads to an expected economic burden of HPV-related HNCs of an average of €85.60 million with a range of €72.69 million to €150.57 million in 2013 based on extrapolating the values for 2008 given in Table 6.

Kriging and co-kriging are geostatistical techniques used to interpolate or extrapolate the value of a random field at an unobserved location from observations of its value at nearby locations.

Alternatively, the rate of change for the imputed parameter can be modelled for each patient and used to extrapolate the value at the end of study period.

We extrapolated the value of 36%95(95 % CI: 27 44 %) cited for persons aged 65 79 years in this study to the 60+ years age-group.

In explicit integrators, previously computed values of x t) and the derivatives ∂ x t) /  ∂t are used to construct a polynomial g n (t) of degree n and to extrapolate the value of x(t + h) ≈  g n (t + h).

Relative standard-curves with a four-fold dilutions series (1/4, 1/16, 1/64, 1/256, 1/1024) of a pool of 10 cDNA samples were constructed for each gene to extrapolate the value of the quantities of each studied sample.

We extrapolated the value from each publication to all 26 European countries to provide a range of estimated new cases of genital warts that are expected to occur yearly in men in Europe.