Sentence examples for is extrapolation from from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a key issue in ecological risk assessment is extrapolation from data obtained on a few individuals in a few species to the effects on populations and to their consequences for ecosystem structure, processes, and services.

In the text it appears that this is extrapolation from the FISH staining of chr. 7, 12 and 18 on interphase nuclei.

"A lot of times there's extrapolation from high-dose exposure to low-dose exposure.

Leopold's assertions are extrapolations from ideology and lack supporting evidence.

Current "scientific" population estimates are extrapolations from a statistical model, not real data.Nor do Inuit systematically overestimate polar-bear populations, as you suggested.

Existing resistance factors are extrapolations from steel diaphragm testing.

Their management algorithms are extrapolations from adult literature and they continue to pose a difficult challenge for pediatric urologists.

The seepage portions attributed to the left, right and center parts of the cave in Figs. 13 and 15 are not measured continuously, but are extrapolations from the spatial manual measurements.

Data from the community is insufficient and most case fatality estimates are extrapolations from hospital based studies that do not cover all geographical regions, and include cases which may or not be culture confirmed, MDR resistant or sensitive cases, or from mixed populations of age (adults and children).

We were careful to make it clear that these implications were extrapolations from the data – and thus needed to be treated more tentatively than the empirical findings of the original studies.

Figures published in other places for 2002 are extrapolations from the National Health Service census and it is therefore difficult to compare these figures with those of registered doctors in the General Medical Council for 2005.