Sentence examples for not enough to extrapolate from inspiring English sources
Such a small sample at a single company is clearly not enough to extrapolate into a broad trend (although, regrettably, Ms Toegel and her team do just that), but it is an interesting jumping off point for a discussion.
While this synthetic phosphopeptide portfolio is not extensive enough to extrapolate which phosphopeptide sequences are more suitable for Ti-IMAC or TiO2 based enrichment, this data suggests some phosphopeptides are more amendable to enrichment than others.
It should be noted that the range of the scale ratio we have simulated may not be wide enough to extrapolate the abovementioned observation of the simulated results to natural faults.
Though it might not sound like a lot of data, it's enough to extrapolate out things like resource consumption and CPU utilization.
It's hard to imagine exactly how it will happen, but the trends are easy enough to extrapolate.
As is known, conventional SR methods are usually precise and robust enough to extrapolate the short aperture to a limited length, such as twice the original aperture length.
He was right to extrapolate that this alone is not enough to block publication, but the mention of libel points to something darker.
"We can't extrapolate from a single case, but we were really struck that this cross-reactivity was not enough to protect against another B clade virus," Walker says.
Analysts have said that investors would be extrapolating those results to the other big banks reporting on Friday and next week, but they were still not enough to overpower the message the economy was slowing.
However, extrapolating from the major statin trials and the UKPDS blood pressure study, in which the relative risk reductions for cardiovascular events have been on the order of 25% and absolute overall mortality reductions in single figures, these differences alone are probably not enough to explain the difference in mortality between the groups (12– 12).
