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As a conclusion, this proof-of-concept helps in fostering the evolution of the remote control proposal to extend X73PHD and promotes its inclusion as part of the standard, as well as it illustrates the methodological steps for its extrapolation to other specializations.

Our study is preliminary and since it is performed in restricted conditions its extrapolation to clinical applications is challenging.

A large array of variables affect the outcome of a vibration measurement and its extrapolation to a daily dose measure: e.g. variability in driving style, road surface roughness, loading.

Specifically, Khan (1985) presumably used a part of the test run (with a fresh sample) up to the temperature of 350 °C, and its extrapolation to higher temperatures as a baseline.

The analysis of individual foraging performance, and its extrapolation to account for overall colony responses, is nonetheless not straightforward because returning foragers deliver two commodities to the colony: food and information [7] [9].

Our study population was limited to South African subjects, which limits its extrapolation to other populations with less extensive HIV epidemics and TB endemicity.

The consistency of this deep trend allowed its extrapolation upwards to the sediment top in order to obtain an estimate of the 226Ra activities produced by unsupported 230Th in the Holocene barite samples.

The quintessence of the categorization of these samples is the " distributive diagnosis", which is assigned to each brain and, by extrapolation, to each of its derived samples.

It always seemed, in its extrapolations from present to future, too pat, a little lacking in the imaginative extrapolations we want from dystopian literature.

The fundamental physical mechanisms underpinning plate tectonics, both in terms of its generation and maintenance over time, are not fully understood, which makes extrapolation to larger planets questionable.

The zeroth order hyperasymptotic approximation has a relative error of O in α; the sequence of approximations may be extrapolated to give the proportionality constant in the limiting asymptotic expression for α as ε ⇒ 0. The first-order hyperasymptotic approximation has a relative error of only O ε2); its extrapolation gives the O correction to the limit as ε ⇒ 0.