Although the design of our in vivo study does not allow extrapolating that the same mechanisms observed in vitro are operative in vivo, we nevertheless observed that STS sensitized xenografts of mesothelioma and lung cancer to CDDP treatment.
"Now, we are in some senses legitimately, I believe, extrapolating that to other dangers," he said, referring in part to countries with weapons of mass destruction like Iraq, Iran and North Korea, which Mr. Bush called an "axis of evil".
Extrapolating that data with other temperature measurements in other parts of Antarctica from the past 35 years, they concluded that Antarctica as a whole has cooled, too.
If the open-access subset of PMC is an indicator of the richness of full-text articles in general, we extrapolate that roughly 300 400 million (31.6 × 10.9 million) further event mentions are described in the full text of articles in MEDLINE.
24 Given the low incidence of hypoglycemia associated with metformin and canagliflozin in clinical trials, one could extrapolate that this may in turn lead to improved adherence to medications, less interference with social activities, less missed work days, and an overall improvement in HRQoL.
We believe, however, that our in vitro results allow us to extrapolate that the decreases in serum PSA levels seen in mice bearing intratibial tumours are synonymous with decreases in tumour volume.
But he later said, "I would not in any way attempt to extrapolate that to a change in our policy or our posture relative to our military activities in Syria today".
After the strikes, Tillerson offered a confusing statement on the future of U.S. policy: "I would not in any way attempt to extrapolate that to a change in our policy or posture relative to our military activities in Syria today.
He estimated how many species of insects lived on each plant species in England, and then extrapolated that figure across the whole planet.
