Sentence examples for in case of extrapolation from inspiring English sources

For the latter, the exponential coefficient followed either from the height and pressure differences between two levels in case of interpolation (ETOPO5 above the lowest isobaric layer), or from the virtual temperature at pressure level 37 in case of extrapolation (ETOPO5 below the lowest isobaric layer).

At any given season and time of day, the Sun's height in the sky and, by extrapolation from its current rate of climb, its maximum height are unique to a single place (in this case, the pigeon's home).

Their validation needs empirical investigations ex post which are, in case of temporal extrapolations in terms of forecasts, prognoses and projections, impossible during the respective presence.

In case of interspecies extrapolations, differences in anatomy, physiology, and breathing patterns have to be considered because they determine the dose delivered to the target site (Carey et al. 2007).

The impact of regression assumptions on the predicted values is greater in the case of extrapolation (outside the range of values in the data set) than in the case of interpolation (within the range of values in the data set).

Third, existing differences in mean costs between quarter one and all the other quarters do not become important in the case of extrapolation.

In case of Germany, a conservative extrapolation leads to tens of thousands of deaths per year as a consequence of medication errors [ 6].

In case of a sublinear or linear dose response below the SNCD, linear extrapolation from the SNCD will result in a less conservative RfD, as data quality increases.

Thus, the standard approaches used for setting safe human and environmental exposure levels by extrapolation from high dose testing might not be applicable in case of NMDR profiles.

A highly accurate estimate of the GPD parameters is required, because small deviations of the parameters can have a huge effect in the case of large extrapolation.

Especially, in the case of large extrapolation, i.e. N ≪ 1/Pperm, there is a large variance (or large confidence bounds) on the estimator and frequently P-value estimates of zero are encountered.