Sentence examples for more stable extrapolation from inspiring English sources
Second, nonlinear models are able to achieve more stable extrapolation at the ends of, and beyond, the ranges of the values of the predictor variables (Venables and Dichmont 2004).
While the improvement was small and probably related to actual position of the subject during the run, the data were more stable, and on average the extrapolation approach produced a little better image quality.
Slope extrapolation makes the AO correction more stable and resistant to variations arising from slight head motions and pupil size change.
In pig, the extrapolation from mouse did not result in novel genes being significantly more stable than commonly used reference genes.
Apparently the slope extrapolation algorithm produced equivalent image quality to that using the optimum sampling aperture size, but provided more stable results.
Which isomer is more stable?
In addition, classical extrapolations down the groups of the periodic table, using empirical correlations of thermochemical properties analogous to the predictions made for thermochemical properties of seaborgium compounds27, predict BhO3Cl to be more stable and less volatile than ReO3Cl or TcO3Cl (for full details, see http://www.l.psi.ch/www_lch_hn/Bh_chemistry_prediction.pdf).
