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However, they become larger when the models are extrapolated to 2015.0, increasing from 0.94 to 3.04 nT.

These differences increase by a factor of 2 (except for B Y ) when both models are extrapolated to epoch 2015.0 (third row of Table 2) and decrease slightly when the models are truncated to degree 13 for the main field (fourth row).

The interspecies differences should be taken into consideration when experimental results from animal models are extrapolated into humans.

The modeling of complex concentration response functions to only few cases of disease may lead to highly speculative results, especially when the models are extrapolated (Kay et al. 2004).

Better matching period models were extrapolated to AP and APC models in order to achieve better fitting and to overcome the "identification problem" of a full APC models.

The fitted statistical models were extrapolated to the Great Britain Poultry Register (GBPR); this dataset is more representative of the poultry industry but lacks network information.

In a second step, performance of developed models was extrapolated to patients with non-CAP LRTI (that is, acute bronchitis and exacerbation of COPD).

The best-fitted multivariate models were extrapolated to the year 2007, among men a slight increase in mortality rates seemed likely, whereas among women the rates will probably remain unchanged.

The landscape model was extrapolated to the entire region.

The Random Forest model was extrapolated to the 1978 land-cover map.

The model was extrapolated to humans and the human model adequately simulated measured plasma OTC concentrations after intravenous (7.14 mg/kg) and oral exposures (6.67 mg/kg).