Sentence examples for had to extrapolate from inspiring English sources

"I had to extrapolate where his ability was going to get to.

"When we only had to extrapolate from the solar system we thought we knew a lot". Finding Proxima b is a baby step.

"If I had to extrapolate" to children from her group's findings in rats, Ms. Robinson said, the lesson would be, "let kids run around" during the school day and don't require them constantly either to sit or to think.

"So if I had to extrapolate stock market advice from the little bit of goat entrails I had to work with," he wrote, "I'd say when things get cooking and the fat hits the fire, you better move fast or your loin is going to get burnt".

To predict risks at levels below 50 ppb, researchers have had to extrapolate the data assuming a linear relationship.

That meant they had to extrapolate its current position from its last known one — and a lot of things can change over 8 years of orbit.

So K.P.E. has to extrapolate based on the value of a publicly traded rival.

Pollsters therefore have to extrapolate from the people they can reach to the increasing numbers they can't reach.

One person described being taught the "sex life of a pea" and having to extrapolate from there.

"We now understand that we can organize studies in children and don't have to extrapolate from adults.

The fossil record is incomplete and we have to extrapolate from the available evidence and apply parsimony the best way we can.