Sentence examples for it is extrapolated from inspiring English sources

As with resistivity method, a normal compaction trendline is established and it is extrapolated to areas of interest.

It is extrapolated that if the Sn grains remain with diameters < 11 nm, the fast interdiffusion kinetics among the interfaces of Sn/Li2O will enable complete reversible conversion reactions in lithiated SnO2 electrodes.

The structure of north Sinai is the surface expression of the Sinai offshore subsurface structure, and it is extrapolated toward north with likely interference of the other structures and their associated fault orientations.

Although these SV coefficients are not directly included in the SV candidate model for IGRF, these may affect our MF candidate model when it is extrapolated to epoch 2015.0, and this is the reason why we eventually decided to present truncated versions of the V-ASM (MF and SV) model for IGRF candidate models.

Yet, this view may be biased, because it is extrapolated from subsets of C2H2-ZNF genes.

Reassuringly, the predicted peak afterload does not differ in value whether it is extrapolated from the work-afterload curve or from the efficiency-afterload curve.

"The science was accurate but it was extrapolated beyond imagination," Ms. Pearson said.

Chris Wood of the environmental group Trout Unlimited says that "the absurdity of the decision" becomes clear if it's extrapolated to other animal populations.

From the results it was extrapolated that in the absence of fire management intervention the critical sediment concentrations in the studied reservoir could be exceeded in intervals of 18 124 years.

In order to test the model further it was extrapolated to predict four year follow up data which was then compared back to the collected, i.e. real data from the trial.

It was extrapolated that, considering that the LE is kept constant during the fragment evolution, a good starting point should exhibit a LE of 0.3 in order to yield a molecule of 500 g.mol−1 with a IC50<10 nM [39].