Sentence examples for in extrapolated from inspiring English sources

The obtained kinetic parameters allow a prediction of the cure behaviour in extrapolated range of the degree of conversion, time and temperature.

For force transducers typical of molecular force spectroscopy experiments and atomistic simulations, this energy barrier perturbation results in extrapolated energetic and kinetic parameters of the complex that depend strongly on k.

Thus, we estimate that the uncertainties in extrapolated temperature with respect to the time shift are less than 0.2 to 0.3 K. Figure 4 Equilibrium temperature (Teq) and its standard deviation as a function of time shift (see Figure 3 ) at Hole C0008A.

No significant differences were found in extrapolated per-muscle DTI parameters of the pelvic support amongst the groups.

We recommend ranking geographical regions, based on relative confidence in extrapolated estimates, for prioritising further data collection.

Following previous studies (e.g., Inoue 1986; Bauer et al. 1998), τ is set to 0.99 to prevent anomalous highs forming in extrapolated areas with little or no data.

In the unadjusted as well as in the extrapolated 2011-sample, all prevalence rates in each subgroups (sex/age) showed the same trends, but at a higher level in the unadjusted sample.

Artifacts due to non-ideal penetration, such as multiple penetrations or poor contact between the tool and the formation, may result in large uncertainties in the extrapolated equilibrium temperatures, but after intensive investigation, we exclude such possibilities.

This disturbance can cause an apparent misfit of the equilibrium temperature, but 2D finite element modeling considering the hydrate dissociation effect did not result in any significant difference in the extrapolated temperature.

As with prevalence and incidence, mortality was higher in older persons than in younger persons in the unadjusted as well as in the extrapolated sample.

While these missing patients may have had higher infection rates than the ones whose records we were able to review, we observed no important difference in the extrapolated infection rates between patients in one of the systems for which we obtained all requested ambulatory records because it used an electronic medical record system.