Sentence examples for extrapolation based on the from inspiring English sources
The report estimates shale resources outside the US by extrapolation based on "the geology and resource recovery rates of similar shale formations in the United States".
All stars having masses that range from slightly above the mass of the Sun to the smallest known masses rotate more slowly than an extrapolation based on the rotation rate of stars of higher mass would predict.
Yahya Birt, a convert who is a research fellow at the Islamic Center in rural Leicestershire, puts the number at slightly more than 14,000, an extrapolation based on the number of people who described themselves as Islamic converts in the Scottish 2001 census (the census for England and Wales did not ask about conversion).
When the amounts of modified Si3N4 or Al2O3 increased, the interphase was strengthened and crack deflection and propagation within interphase could not occur, the interfacial toughness was not obtainable for the corresponding samples, but it could be obtained by extrapolation based on the values obtained in each kind of interphase systems.
An approximate linear extrapolation based on the stress time results indicates that the reference stress causing failure in the simulated CGHAZ due to CCG at a given lifetime of 100 000 h at 320 °C is lower than both yield and tensile strengths, showing that the design stress should be based on creep crack growth property rather than static strength.
Above is Hajek's extrapolation based on the MacFan sketch of what the eventual iPhone line would look like, from the 4 inch iPhone 5s to the 4.7 inch iPhone 6 to the phablet-sized 5.5 inch iPhone.
Some experimental works have supported the orthology predictions and their regulatory extrapolation based on this approach.
The estimates about all the lives to be saved are just extrapolations based on the presumed benefits of lower blood pressure.
This method is potentially more reliable than making extrapolations based on the number of precincts that have have reported in each county, since precincts can vary significantly within a county in the number of voters they contain.
Except when they're mating, the birds are hard to find — so hard, in fact, that though they're one of the world's most studied birds, there's no way to count them accurately; population estimates are extrapolations based on the number of males who show up at mating grounds, known as leks.
Extrapolations based on the last 16 years provide a framework for the discussion of the future progress on the vertebrate tree of life.
