Sentence examples for extrapolation of existing from inspiring English sources
Stern's risk estimates are based not on extrapolation of existing trends, but on computer models that are only as good as the assumptions fed in.
On the other hand, mathematical extrapolation of existing theories into new theoretical areas, critical reexamination of apparently obvious but untested assumptions, argument by symmetry or analogy, aesthetic judgment, pure accident, and hunch each of these plays a role (as in all of science).
On average 40% of alerts represent novel threats identified by our patented supervised machine learning models' extrapolation of existing threat knowledge," the company wrote on its website.
Additivity, or the lack of it, is largely based on extrapolation of existing knowledge for single chemicals in this context.
The top-down technologies are usually an extrapolation of existing physical methods, such as lithography with electron or ion beams that have much smaller wavelengths than visible or UV light.
The identification of these problems in functional terms, as opposed to extrapolation of existing devices (with associated conflict of interests of industry involved) helped to frame the discussion in a transparent way, reducing the usual suspect of vested interests from the industry side, or manipulation from hospitals.
Indeed, the reactor is based on a very optimistic extrapolation of the existing data.
For risk assessment using acute-to-chronic extrapolation, the inclusion of a protective extrapolation factor is required and analysis of existing acute and chronic effect values is a prerequisite for the derivation of an adequate assessment factor.
We used two different sets of existing field plots for comparison and extrapolation with airborne LiDAR data.
In this work, we have extended the extrapolation framework, which can increase the weak order of accuracy of existing numerical methods, to the discrete stochastic regime.
The evaluation of existing data on Daphnia and fish toxicity testing shows that acute-to-chronic extrapolation represents a reasonable approach for environmental hazard estimation by considering an adequate assessment factor.
