Sentence examples for sample and extrapolate from inspiring English sources
Researchers have to mine the heck out of the data collected from this small sample and extrapolate.
To sum it up, if you ask 1,000 people at random, you can take this sample and extrapolate it to a much bigger group of people.
A top-down study estimates costs for a given population sample using statistical databases and/or registers, whereas bottom-up studies measure costs from a patient sample and extrapolate this to the population.
One possible way to quickly predict the presence of aerosolized brevetoxins would be to quantify the number of cells in seawater samples and extrapolate to airborne brevetoxin concentrations.
Facebook says that it has improved its methodology on this estimation — specifically for sampling and extrapolating the potential audience size — so it's more accurate.
We estimated the effect of stump harvest on species richness at the stand level by combining all samples and extrapolating a rarefaction curve derived from the landscape-level species pool to an accumulated sample volume of 48 m3 which corresponds to the total volume of stumps on average-sized clear cuts in Northern Sweden.
Metabolites of DEP and DnBP were measured in these samples and extrapolated to parent phthalate intakes, corrected for background and hood air exposures.
Here we included women residing within 5 miles of a monitoring station to achieve a sufficient sample size, and extrapolating over longer distances likely increased exposure misclassification.
To reduce the limitation of the sample size effect and extrapolate our results to the entire population from which the sample was obtained, a resample method or bootstrapping was used.
For the other populations, estimations were based on field surveys assessing the number of reproductive individuals in 0.1 ha sampling plots, and extrapolating the mean of such numbers to the total area of the forest fragment, which, in turn, was estimated directly in the field or by using remote sensing images.
While this finding does suggest that client flows have increased, the result applies only to the week of the sample and cannot be extrapolated to an annual estimate.
