The age, sex and geographical distribution of the interviewees in the TDB, were standardised against the total population of Sweden to give an extrapolation of the actual number of travellers to each country during the seven years.
It was preferred to a maximal test, because 1) the latter cannot be performed without a cardiologist, according to Italian law; and 2) heart rate varies linearly with V o2 to the point of maximum exertion, thus allowing extrapolation of the actual V o2max value.
Some of the results of this work lend themselves for extrapolation into actual color distribution in birds.
The conduct of high-quality SBR is faced with a variety of challenges related to study design, sample size, analytic considerations, and the interpretation and/or extrapolation of experimental results to actual clinical care.
This selection was not completely random so does not allow extrapolation to the wider range of proteins with respect to the abundance of actual PD proteins.
Gives examples of suppression of actual facts.
Indeed, mathematical extrapolation of these data indicated only 2/3 of the actual L. casei pan-genome has been sequenced to date (5,935 orthologous clusters found versus an estimated 9,072 total).
As long as the extrapolation of the baseline is at least one SEM away from the actual phase, they can be reliably distinguished.
The other set, of size M T, is reserved for assessing the actual extrapolation performance, by computing the errors affecting the extrapolation of the values at the design points to other grid points, as explained in 4.3 in the succeeding text.
The reverse side of the coin is the extrapolation of the quarterly rates (based on the monthly survey) that largely overestimate the actual rates.
The novelty of this GMU model lies in the extrapolation of core interventions in the HELP program originally used for delirium prevention for actual management of delirium.
