Sentence examples for one can extrapolate from inspiring English sources
The underlying assumptions are species have very little intraspecific variation in sensitivity, hence any population is a good estimate of the species as a whole, and that by estimating the impact on a few sensitive species, one can extrapolate the impact on all species within the group and, in some cases, other distantly related groups.
From Fig. 4, one can extrapolate the I/Cs ratio on 21 March to be about 20, 8, 5, 3, and 2 in the regions south, southwest, west, northwest, and north, respectively, of the FNPP at distances of 30 40 km.
The implicit argument in this part of the paper is that one can extrapolate acidocalcisome presence based on identification of H+-PPases in Genbank.
Everyone, it seems, if one can extrapolate a worldwide tendency from one's acquaintances, wants their sandwich customized.
Consequently, one can extrapolate the appropriateness of different empirical antibiotics on any day after hospital admission a pneumonia (hypothetically) presents.
One of the advantages of SCFGs over conventional methods (e.g., contingency tables) in the context of RDS data analysis is that one can extrapolate the influence of unmeasured or latent variation on the recruitment process.
In the absence of the staged cell-free reconstitution of these steps in mammalian systems, one can only extrapolate on the existing biochemical and dynamic analysis of DRP1 function.
We therefore include evidence in cancers other than NSCLC, as one can likely extrapolate between the various diseases.
It is, too, the forced syllogism: the idea that knowing one or two things about a person, one therefore knows all, and can extrapolate the whole.
"That said, the important question is whether you can extrapolate from one particular set of circumstances to a whole set of wider observations.
