As paradigm of rational inquiry, for example, it may be extrapolated from what that literally means to a paramount guide to life.
These values, he says, may be extrapolated to predict rain's potential to clear a range of particles in various environmental conditions.
In kidney disease therapeutics, trials commonly rely on observational data and test the hypothesis that these associations may be extrapolated to cause-and-effect.
An important aspect of the JET programme is to understand how results obtained on JET may be extrapolated or applied to ITER, DEMO and a fusion reactor.
Focus is laid on engineering and toxicological risks, but to some extent, the thoughts presented may be extrapolated to other areas.
The outcome is a clearer understanding of the evolution of this Mediterranean floodplain during the 1st millennium AD, which implications may be extrapolated to other floodplain wetlands in the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean.
These results challenge how far the results of earlier studies into CB2 mediated neuroprotection as measured at early time points may be extrapolated to later time points or to other models.
Although these criteria were not assessed in our study, we believe that our findings may be extrapolated to immunocompromised patients.
Although the model was calibrated and validated for a specific forest ecosystem, the implications of the study may be extrapolated to deciduous forests in cool-temperate zones.
This concept may be extrapolated for interspecific comparisons of orthologs and paralogs towards the discovery of potential novel alleles in the genus Oryza.
In the case study of California's Silicon Valley, for instance, there is a risk that causality may be extrapolated to alternative California statutes, giving rise to errors of second order.
