Sentence examples for quantitative extrapolations from inspiring English sources

At present, we do not know if available scaling models can make accurate quantitative extrapolations from experimental to natural scales.

Benefits of its development include identification of data gaps, optimization of experimental design and, with sufficient validation, quantitative extrapolations between routes of exposure, species and doses.

These data will be valuable in quantitative extrapolations of exposure from animals to humans (Andersen and Dennison 2001).

Unlike in the past, when strategy planning was based primarily on quantitative extrapolations, qualitative explorations (resulting in scenarios) regarding future developments have nowadays become more common.

Qualitative description or quantitative extrapolation (modeling).

Varying the rotation rate allows a quantitative extrapolation of the data to the infinite rotation rate to determine the chemical reaction rate at the surface.

In general, qualitative description of generalisability or quantitative extrapolation (modeling) should be used to transform efficacy data, as far as possible, to effectiveness data, i.e. to adjust data from controlled trials to what would be expected in clinical practice.

In England, however, both qualitative and quantitative extrapolation is performed to adjust data if the study duration, patient population, choice of comparator, or type of outcomes is not directly relevant for the appraisal decision.

The use of our workflow is demonstrated by quantitative extrapolation of myopathy rates for the high-risk SLCO1B1 genotype under simvastatin treatment based on incidence rates in low-risk reference populations.

Therefore, Günzel et al. (1989) concluded that even when there are effects that are clearly mediated via hormone receptors, a direct, quantitative extrapolation from experimental animals to humans is not justified.

Although quantitative extrapolation of our array design experience with Illumina to other platforms is difficult, it seems clear that for Anopheles, and probably other mosquitoes or species with high rates of genomic diversity, high throughput SNP-typing will be negatively impacted, through loss of SNPs at the design stage and/or loss of data due to null alleles at the analysis stage.