Sentence examples for extrapolation derived from inspiring English sources

Later, McLennan [ 55] found evidence of chimpanzees throughout the corridor habitat and estimated a total regional population of up to 260 individuals, an extrapolation derived from the estimated density of one chimpanzee community (Bulindi) in the corridor area [ 55].

Using an extrapolation derived from screening the US blood supply for WNV (1 ), we calculated the average annual number of WNV infections in the United States for 1999 2008.

This mathematic extrapolations derived by the LQ formula can be considered reliable when applied to dose fractionation.

However, the degree to which extrapolation factors derived for one agent, and only from sperm counts, can be generalized is not known.

These predictions were based on the extrapolation of trends derived from previous vehicle technologies, expert opinions, and forecasts of supply-side variables with very little emphasis on the underlying assumptions behind these predictions.

The identification of the three major lineages is not an artifact based exclusively on the reductionist extrapolation of information derived from a single gene (i.e., the 16SrRNA) but a true reflection of a common ancestry of all living forms.

The judicious interpretation and extrapolation of data derived from these models to humans, and a correspondingly greater emphasis placed on translational medical research in early stage clinical trials, are essential to improve on the current clinical attrition rates for novel oncology therapeutic agents.

Extrapolation of results derived from animal studies is problematic because of interspecies variations in metabolizing enzymes and transporters.

Determination of surface antigen expression is then determined by extrapolation from curves derived from the calibration beads.

The focus of our analysis is on the reliability of low-dose extrapolation using models derived from HVD modeling, recommended by "conceptual model 2" in Science & Decisions NRCC 2008).

Evaluation of the potential risk environmental contaminants pose to the human immune system is currently accomplished via extrapolation of experimentally derived animal data to humans.