Sentence examples for making an extrapolation from inspiring English sources

Seismic data in this part of the model are unavailable, making an extrapolation, which is hardly supported by any data, necessary.

Using the coefficients of thermal expansion of the component phases and making an extrapolation of the low temperature values the stress-free temperature of 1270±35 K was determined.

Making an extrapolation based on a cross-sectional study in order to account for the mechanism of cartilage degradation in OA, however, may not be very accurate.

Limiting has to be stated that the data presented are only of a single time point in a cross-sectional study, making an extrapolation for determination of OCD progress difficult.

This can be important if one makes an extrapolation for high train speeds.

To make an extrapolation of the treatment effect clinically, a MID or threshold is often defined.

Making a linear extrapolation to the real 20% increase in CO2 (instead of the 100% used in the models) and assuming a 10-MHz average value foF2 give a −0.008 to 0.009 MHz decrease in foF2.

However, FAMOUS pilot measured only two time points and observed 8 deaths making any extrapolation uninformative.

The disease known as sJIA in Japan is very similar to that reported in Caucasians, but not enough is known about the phenotypes and genotypes to make a direct extrapolation of drug response.

However, cellular compartmentalisation made any extrapolation of the in vitro to the in vivo situation speculative and tentative.

For example, the initial extrapolation data can be analyzed by numerous regional experts who input additional variables and nexus points and rerun the formula to make a more detailed extrapolation of indicators having ramifications for security.