Sentence examples for left to extrapolate from inspiring English sources

As a result, voters are left to extrapolate from the signals sent during the debates what the future would hold under an Obama second term or a first term of a President Romney.

And analysts to be left to extrapolate their best guesses for the foreseeable future.

We are left to extrapolate from the laboratory experiments where the numbers of metastases in otherwise identical circumstances can vary considerably.

The actual treatment effect of many drugs on patients is thus left to be extrapolated from treatment effect on surrogates by clinicians themselves who prescribe the drugs and by patients themselves who take the drugs.

In terms of sexual insight Ms. Kelley is left trying to extrapolate about the adult woman's proclivities from the 40-year-old story of Ms. Winfrey's having given birth to a baby at the age of 15.

We'll leave you to extrapolate your own Halloween connections from there. 1. "Dope Show" - Marilyn Manson.

But researchers are left to rely on educated guesses in trying to extrapolate those results down to lower doses, he said.

It should not be extrapolated as the numbers of years left to live for CRC patients in general.

There were no quarterly updates measuring the sectors hit hardest by the housing collapse in 2007 and 2008 ― the finance and insurance sectors ― leaving the bureau to extrapolate from private data sources that are simply not as good.

His death doesn't occur onscreen, either — it's made evident via funeral footage, but the circumstances are ultimately left for the audience to extrapolate.

Might Google's showy self-driving car lead people to extrapolate a little too far?