It is worth mentioning that seasonality may not be safely extrapolated to other cultures or countries, as this effect of summer may represent a Greek or Mediterranean particularity.
Furthermore, FQHC system is heterogeneous across the United States, our study covered only one county and results may not be safely extrapolated to other counties.
Hence one can simply compare the behaviors of two LTSs by inspecting solely the atomic programs and safely extrapolate on the comparative behavior of these LTSs even for complex programs.
Because the French rate of ownership for digital devices is comparable to what happens in other markets, the survey's findings can be safely extrapolated outside of France.
It is necessary to verify that the experimental data of these small specimens mechanical characterization can be safely extrapolated to standard specimen data, enabling a sound dimensioning of DEMO reactor.
This is the usual situation in epidemiology: absolute values observed on a particular study are difficult to extrapolate, but differences and correlations within the group can be safely extrapolated.
For example, the panel researchers' much higher ranking of MME relevance in infectious disease than in chronic diseases can certainly be safely extrapolated.
Accordingly, one should not simply assume that what has been observed in response to a medication in the general population can be safely extrapolated to patients with ESRD.
However, because UUT-UC is biologically unique with appreciable genetic, molecular, and clinical differences from UDB [ 15], it remains questionable whether UCB findings could be safely extrapolated to UUT-UC.
Yet, although data collected through questionnaires usually offer more superficial insights and do not reflect cultural nuances, when administered to a representative and large sample they can be safely extrapolated to the population from which the sample was obtained.
