Sentence examples for extrapolation enables from inspiring English sources
The extrapolation enables an "inner" surface to be discriminated from an "outer" surface.
We demonstrated that extrapolation enabled accurate quantification of intraindividual changes between consecutive CTs.
A suitable extrapolation procedure enables s0 to be evaluated.
It can help identify spatio-temporal situations with the largest potential risk of exposure and enables extrapolation from individual-level endpoints to population-level effects.
Even if the results are biased, the calculated proportion of laboratory-confirmed nA/H1N1v infection cases amongst suspect cases enables extrapolation to provide a reasonable estimation of the total number of cases.
This enables extrapolation of explored variables to the true population at risk.
This approach makes the best use of scattered information and enables extrapolation of point data or data available at country level to develop a credible picture of the situation of the continents water use and its impact on water resources.
The relationship between free energy and denaturant concentration is generally linear for water-soluble proteins, which enables extrapolation to determine the free energy of folding in the absence of denaturant.
Combining this function with digital elevation models enables the extrapolation and reconstruction of present and past water table salinity distributions within the study area, which overall show decreasing salinities with increasing ground surface elevation.
This equivalence enables the extrapolation of properties from one scheme to the other: a sharper estimation of the minimum penalty parameter for the SIP stability (compared to the more general estimate proposed by Shahbazi [1]), more efficient implementations of the BR1 scheme, and the compactness of the BR1 method for straight quadrilateral and hexahedral meshes.
Initially, micro-indentation of individual skin strata revealed hyperelastic moduli were dramatically rate-dependent, enabling extrapolation of stiffness properties at high velocity regimes (>1 ms−1).
