Sentence examples for impossible to extrapolate from inspiring English sources
It's impossible to extrapolate from all this the date the crash will happen, or the form it will take.
It is also virtually impossible to extrapolate the toll from an earthquake in one country to another.
Since then, 1.5 million people have come, but the company said on Thursday that it was impossible to extrapolate meaningfully from initial results.
He noted that XXXXXXXXXXXX has conducted a "yellow cake" experiment with a few milligrams of Venezuelan uranium, but that it is impossible to extrapolate or even guess at the amount of uranium in Venezuela from such limited testing.
He admits, in the course of the article, that it's impossible to extrapolate one country's results to another; but his depiction of addicts who are out of the shadows, who can continue to lead productive lives by way of safe, hygienic, medicalized, practices and who have ongoing opportunities for rehabilitation contrasts favorably with America's creation of a perpetual class of ambient outcasts.
It is impossible to extrapolate from the data available and offer a percentage of malfunctions (the more so because malfunctions could be tied to specific lots of missiles or batteries, and also because fighting groups who had had higher rates of success with their missiles would be less likely to complain).
When you hear that someone has been appointed because he's "a safe pair of hands" it's almost impossible not to extrapolate.
All of these factors make it impossible to directly extrapolate any finding from rodent studies to humans.
It is thus clear that the combination of different effects makes CAREM-25 behavior impossible to be extrapolated from existing knowledge and accumulated experience.
It is simply impossible to study all proteins experimentally, hence only a few are subjected to laboratory experiments while computational tools are used to extrapolate to similar proteins.
