To our best knowledge, the methodology to extrapolate household purchase data to individual food consumption levels within the household is limited (Chesher, 1997 19988), but could provide considerable potential.
A methodology is presented to extrapolate the current information to what could be expected in a larger CLC system.
These approaches address the question "On average, how much does my life expectancy change now that I have been diagnosed with cancer?" While this measure has intuitive appeal, its widespread use has been limited by the lack of suitable methodology and software to extrapolate the observed survival curve beyond the available follow-up period.
The results open the possibility to extrapolate the methodology to the study of other biosignals.
Lastly, methodology used makes it easy to extrapolate the evaluation process carried out here to other areas of medical education assessment, particularly with regard to obtaining other, more complex, good quality ultrasound windows.
The limitation of the study is that while it offers useful qualitative findings, due to the methodology used, it is not possible to extrapolate the findings and make assessments about the prevalence of the problem of child abuse and CSEC in Timor-Leste.
To date, there is no suitable methodology based on population PK modeling available to extrapolate pediatric PK parameters from older to younger age ranges in the drug development process.
What an ontology would do is to act like a requirements bank that provides methodology independent accessibility requirements that could then be used to extrapolate, on demand, conceptual models for a variety of implementations driven by a variety of methodologies.
Below this critical ligament length, EWF methodology was still applicable and it was possible to extrapolate reliable wIe values.
Practical conclusions to design hill reservoirs and to extrapolate results using this model methodology for ungauged small catchments in semiarid Tunisia are made.
