Sentence examples for making extrapolations from inspiring English sources

This method is potentially more reliable than making extrapolations based on the number of precincts that have have reported in each county, since precincts can vary significantly within a county in the number of voters they contain.

— NATE SILVER If there's one state to be careful about making extrapolations from early vote counts, it's Missouri, where St .Louis, Kansas City and their surrounding suburbs vote much differently than the rest of the state.

Genistein behaves differently when injected versus given orally, and herein lies the problem in making extrapolations.

Sample enrolment was performed strictly according to protocol, thus providing a high-quality data set and making extrapolations redundant.

Second, in making extrapolations of bacteremia rates, we made some assumptions that could have biased our adjusted rates.

This aspect must be reconciled with when making extrapolations from miRNA experiments using RNA derived from mice.

Previous reviews mostly described mid-term results making extrapolation to long-term results difficult.

However, optimum curing parameters have until now been specified in terms of a curing time for a specific recommended curing unit, making extrapolation to other curing units impossible.

Local and landscape heterogeneity of tropical forest biomass and structure are larger than regional and continental scale variations [1, 8 11], making extrapolation or estimation of finer scale variations difficult and uncertain [2].

However, scaling fluidized beds for dynamic similarity continues to be challenging because flow hydrodynamics at lab-scale are largely influenced by bed geometry making extrapolation of conclusions to large-scales infeasible.

Previous investigations have used transfected cells or transgenic mice engineered to express artificial PrP molecules in the cytosol, making extrapolation to physiological conditions difficult.