Sentence examples for extrapolation into the future from inspiring English sources

To support this extrapolation into the future, Piccinini offers that we are already disassembling what it means to be human, "My computer has a personality; I can talk to my car".

We have estimated GDP growth over the period based on National Treasury's assessment of the economic outlook in early 2010 [ 34], with a conservative extrapolation into the future.

Further, our data indicate that the O3-related asthma discharges (the pollutant mixture remaining the same) would be affected by changes in demography that likely will occur; and caution needs to be exercised in terms of extrapolation into the future.

The problem is that at the time when the prediction intervals are calculated, the appropriateness of the model with respect to extrapolation into the future usually cannot be evaluated.

A historical profile of molecular phylogenetics with some extrapolations into the future, as well as a brief outline of hot spots in this field, can be found in this special issue [ 3].

Likewise, socio-economic drivers of water demand were considered as independent 'policy driven' or 'autonomous developments', which were gradual extrapolations of trends into the future.

However, extrapolation of the past into the future can be dangerous.

Editor's note: Guest contributor Dan Kaplan leads Product Marketing for Twilio and writes occasionally about the extrapolation of the present into the future.

Editor's Note: This guest post was written by Dan Kaplan, who leads Product Marketing for Twilio and writes occasionally about the extrapolation of the present into the future.

Editor's note: Contributor Dan Kaplan leads Product Marketing for Twilio and writes occasionally about the extrapolation of the present into the future.

51 Extrapolation from past trends into the future could result in a biased assessment as it is not clear what caused the increase in HPV positivity rates over previous decades.