While Civita hasn't seen any studies that examine the effects of candy on cows, she said it's not all that difficult to extrapolate how processed sugar could harm the animals.
Noting that it was "difficult to extrapolate" results from 200 buildings for the 6,000 co-ops and condos in the city, Stuart M. Saft, chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said he thought there were now more lawsuits.
Moreover, most AE-COPD are mild to moderate and not severe and it seems difficult to extrapolate the findings from one positive ICU study to the less severe situations.
As the DeLee and Charnley and Wilkinson zones do not exactly correspond to the same anatomical regions, it is difficult to extrapolate these findings to our study regarding long-term trends in BMD changes.
The significance of the direct repositioning of antineoplasic drugs as systemic antibacterials is however more difficult to extrapolate because most of these drugs do not offer advantages to the antimicrobials in current use due to toxicity issues.
The full-time model is not a comprehensive system in Brazilian schools and this makes it difficult to extrapolate the findings to several schools at this time.
It is difficult to extrapolate these data entirely, as we do not know the influence of the other drugs and our different schedule on hepatic toxicity.
Results from studies in high-income countries are difficult to extrapolate to settings like Nepal where there are not only higher rates of pneumonia, but also high rates of tuberculosis (245 per 100,000) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (estimated 23 43% prevalence), which may make clinical and radiographic diagnosis of pneumonia more difficult [16 20].
Although mice have provided valuable insights into disease initiation, progression and therapy, they do not accurately represent human immune responses and results obtained in mice are therefore difficult to extrapolate to humans.
As such it is difficult to extrapolate our findings to clinical practice, and this study does not provide evidence of benefit of one approach over the other in clinical practice.
