Sentence examples similar to potential to extrapolate from inspiring English sources
Recognizing that it was not possible to extrapolate potential risks based on the peak exposure metric, for leukemia and lymphoma, risk estimates were based on the RRs using the cumulative exposure metric (none of which were statistically significant) for both endpoints.
The technique has the potential to be extrapolated to predicting other pastoral based livestock species.
It also importantly has the potential to be extrapolated to the two neighbouring districts of Kathmandu and Lalitpur, due to similar demographics and geography.
Although our results provide baseline measurements of the normal rabbit's trachea, such data have the potential to be extrapolated to the human airway.
Previous studies had used experimental data looking at the impacts of ozone on plants to extrapolate potential losses, but this is the first ever study to use actual historical agricultural and emissions data to account for lower crop yields.
The use of multiple animal models and different classes/combinations of drugs in these studies makes it difficult to make direct comparisons and to extrapolate potential outcomes.
We used the information gleaned investigating lean rats to extrapolate potential sources that could underlie the differences in daily activity between lean and obese people.
Patient charts were reviewed for selection of empiric antimicrobial in order to extrapolate potential pharmaceutical cost savings of PNA-FISH.
Patient charts were reviewed to extrapolate potential pharmaceutical cost savings due to adjustment of antimicrobial or antifungal therapy, based on identification by PNA-FISH.
As before, the positively selected sites were compared against human Swiss-Prot sequence (Q92574) and mouse Swiss-Prot sequence (Q9EP53) however there was insufficient information to extrapolate potential functional impacts of these sites.
As before for TSC1: positively selected sites were compared against human Swiss-Prot sequence (Q92574) and mouse Swiss-Prot sequence (Q9EP53) however there was insufficient information to extrapolate potential functional impacts of these sites.
