Sentence examples for extrapolations from from inspiring English sources

"They make linear extrapolations from the past.

"Some of the extrapolations from animal experiments are frankly silly.

Leopold's assertions are extrapolations from ideology and lack supporting evidence.

Not that scriptocentrism tightly circumscribes Metcalf's extrapolations from OK.

In alcohol research, most extrapolations from animal models have proved valid.

Shteyngart's extrapolations from first-generation social media are beginning to prove surprisingly prescient.

These kinds of slogans are really just short-term extrapolations from yesterday's or today's experience.

Many organisations realised how misleading were predictions based on straight-line extrapolations from the past.

On the other hand, he cautioned, the cytokine hypothesis is based on extrapolations from other data and animal studies.

Yet few of those who quote the figures know that they are largely based on extrapolations from the 2001 census.

The author makes no attempt to distinguish his extrapolations from established fact, and even seems to relish the ambiguity.