Sentence examples for may have extrapolated from inspiring English sources
Whole paragraphs are spent lugubriously pointing out where Sides thinks he may have extrapolated a tad too far.
In the second chart, we have extrapolated their results.
Some members of the news media have extrapolated on that to call him boring.
"Some retailers may have incorrectly extrapolated into the future, and may have placed excessive merchandise bets back in the spring for this Christmas," said Robert F. Buchanan, a finance professor at St . Louis Universitys Cook School of Business who studies retailers.
It has been shown that cellulase adsorption decreased over a 72-h hydrolysis period [ 30], and in the present study in which the hydrolysis period was significantly longer (a total of 488 h), this effect may have been extrapolated.
Having extrapolated I q, ϕ)/ ϕ to ϕ = 0, Eq. 3 may be used to determine the effective diameter deff of interaction.
Previous estimates had extrapolated data from more limited studies.
"They've extrapolated from a very, very tiny sample.
Finally, genetic studies suggesting a role for APP and its processing in familial EOAD may have been incorrectly extrapolated to LOAD.
Approximately one-third of the CO and NO2 monitors represented much smaller scales, and thus we may have introduced more exposure misclassification by extrapolating farther from these stations.
No equity percentage was given for either round so it's not possible to extrapolate the valuation DealDey may have put forward for the Ringier Africa acquisition.
