Sentence examples for models to extrapolate from inspiring English sources

These include, among other factors, inadequate attention paid to the chemical diversity of the compounds used for screening and modeling and, consequently, unjustified confidence in the ability of models to extrapolate significantly outside the chemistry space of the training set.

Democrats argue that the solution is to use statistical sampling models to extrapolate figures for the uncounted people.

Instead, Boldrini used mathematical models to extrapolate from smaller sections, yielding an estimate of the numbers of different types of cells and the distribution of specific protein markers in the whole hippocampus.

Here we identify and analyse heuristics used to prioritise risk objects, to discriminate between signal and noise, to weight evidence, to construct models, to extrapolate beyond datasets, and to make policy.

Our results show that the use of data from crushed material and current models to extrapolate specific surface areas for host rock conditions can lead to over estimation interpretations of sorption ability.

The 8 billion estimate comes from analyzing attendance at 556 protected areas in 51 countries, and then using models to extrapolate those numbers to a much larger group of 94,238 sites on Earth that count as protected areas (still excluding Antarctica, the oceans, and some very small sites or sites that don't welcome tourists).

However, such an expertise can significantly improve the capability of a probabilistic model to extrapolate extreme value events.

PROFESSORS Philippon and Kedia added indirect effects on jobs to the direct job losses sustained by restating companies and then constructed a model to extrapolate these estimates to the entire United States economy.

The limited time horizon of clinical trials makes it necessary to use a model to extrapolate the observed effect of treatment and project the increase in life expectancy.

The in vitro approaches aim at determining loss of substance via metabolism, and use a model to extrapolate from in vitro to whole body transformation rates [19].

Alternatively, one could use a model to extrapolate the asymptotic force at which the muscle would eventually settle.