Sentence examples for making any extrapolation from inspiring English sources

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

Although American forces are still combing the ruins of the Mosul residence for clues about the whereabouts of Saddam Hussein, the general said, it was impossible to guess if he might also be around Mosul. "I wouldn't make any extrapolation from this," he said.

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

Of note, highly heterogenous renal tissue perfusion and oxygen consumption within the kidney make any extrapolation of the total oxygen uptake measurement potentially erroneous and regions or energy requiring pathways (e.g. tubular sodium reabsorption) suffering from hypoxia might have been overlooked [ 29].

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

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.

In general, the students seldom made any further extrapolation of the information for more in-depth discussions.

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.

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.

These two viruses are relatively distinct viruses, making the extrapolation of these results difficult.