Sentence examples for makes the extrapolation from inspiring English sources
Which makes the extrapolation much much more reliable vs if you just get data from one smartphone app which is used by teenagers in certain areas.
Compared to the extreme value distribution, the proposed distribution makes the extrapolation of load spectra and its scatter prediction much easier, especially in the case of variable operating conditions.
We acknowledge that the sample size of our study is relatively small and that the age range is [ 25– 41], which makes the extrapolation to the general or specific population difficult; nevertheless, all volunteers were healthy and further research will now be justified to investigate these findings using a larger sample and more specific populations.
"I kind of made the extrapolation".
That's all I said, by the way [Wilshaw laughs], and he went and looked at the anual report and made the extrapolation from my words into '5,000 heads'.
The detailed extrapolation from the LEP collider's energies of about 100 GeV to the grand unification energies of about 1016 GeV depends on the particular GUT used in making the extrapolation.
The 10-s IMAGE data covers almost two solar cycles, which will make the extrapolation of the statistics to 100-year amplitudes possible.
However, this method is not applicable in view of the following: (1) the doubling time is not only patient dependent but also metastasis dependent (illustrated by the red and green circles), and (2) some patients have only one tumor (brown circle) or only two metastases far away from the left axis (gray squares), making the extrapolation impossible or very unstable, respectively.
These two viruses are relatively distinct viruses, making the extrapolation of these results difficult.
We acknowledge that some limitations of our study make the extrapolation of our results to the general population difficult.
When making the extrapolation, we may sometimes encounter a slope (b in ) that is near zero (eg, the colon cancer example demonstrated in figure 3).
