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To calculate LBC test characteristics, an extrapolation was made from these two groups of patients to the full sample of women.

Considering the average temperature used in these experiments and the biomass production drawn from the literature (Caçador et al. 2009; Duarte et al. 2010) as well as the species coverage (Caçador et al. 2013), a very simple and basic extrapolation was made for the Tagus estuary salt marshes.

For the sensitivity analysis conducted on the time horizon of the model, assumptions for extrapolation were made.

Extrapolations were made from the sightings.

Estimates and extrapolations were made in this way for thousands of services.

No extrapolations were made outside of the bounding data points, and the interpolation was only performed over gaps not exceeding 100 m vertically and three days temporally.

We therefore emphasize that the limits of launch and flapping flight are contingent upon morphology; extrapolating limits from qualitative assessments of launch performance is, in our assessment, unwarranted and unsupported, especially when such extrapolations are made from birds to distantly related groups (such as pterosaurs).

No additional extrapolations were made.

This difference is magnified when extrapolations are made using resident boat populations in a given geographical area.

Extrapolations were made to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of intermittent etanercept versus nonsystemic therapy over a period of ten years.

Also, extrapolations are made to countries other than where the criterion originated, where dosages may not be the same and prescription habits may be different from the method's country of origin.