Sentence examples for fully extrapolated from inspiring English sources

However, the pathways by which risk of mortality is reduced have not been fully extrapolated.

This represents a summary measure of survival which does not require the curves to be fully extrapolated (i.e. up until when all patients have died).

Although global clinical trials for lung cancer can enable the development of new agents efficiently, whether the results of clinical trials performed in one population can be fully extrapolated to another population remains questionable.

However, whether the results of clinical trials performed in one population can be fully extrapolated to other populations remains questionable because of potential differences in trial designs, study-specific criteria, patient demographics, frequency of monitoring, and population-related pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and pharmacogenomics.

There is still a lack of evidence to fully extrapolate these theories to explain mitochondrial dysfunction and organ failure observed during stress-induced hyperglycaemia.

However, to fully and confidently extrapolate this finding to humans, disruption of enzyme function must be checked against the effects of zygosity.

We added a reference level-cadmium interaction term to our fully adjusted SDST models and extrapolated stratum specific effect estimates for urinary cadmium among participants with 1) less 1 μg Cd/g creatinine, 2) 1 5.24 μg Cd/g creatinine, and 3) greater than 5.24 μg Cd/g creatinine.

VRES growth predictions according to the official National Renewable Energy Action Plans of the EU countries are used and extrapolated logistically up to a fully VRES-supplied power system.

Nevertheless, up to now, long-term BMI data in an unirradiated population are not yet fully described and short-term data are extrapolated from small populations [ 39].

However mercury's toxicity has never been fully demonstrated by scientific studies, and toxic levels were extrapolated from studies conducted on methyl-mercury's toxicity, which is way more toxic and has a half-life 7 times less than mercury [65].

Our COPD patients were of stages GOLD II IV and sufficiently ambulatory to perform a 6MWT, thus our findings should not be extrapolated onto COPD patients who are not fully ambulatory, because they use oxygen therapy or who have co-morbidities such as osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.