Sentence examples for so as to extrapolate from inspiring English sources

As more physiologically active compounds enter the environment, it becomes necessary to develop effective techniques to catalogue previous observations so as to extrapolate and predict the effects of new compounds.

Often astronomers will fit a function to this (usually something called the Schechter function) so as to be able to extrapolate it to both brighter and fainter magnitudes so as not to miss any luminosity.

As a general rule, those environmental NGOs having addressed SB so far tended to extrapolate arguments against various forms of biotechnology to future applications of SB.

So K.P.E. has to extrapolate based on the value of a publicly traded rival.

So to extrapolate to humans, should we all be happy with our place in the system? A. We are really a different species.

There's not a lot of data to go on, so we have to extrapolate from what happens to the general population.

"No clear reason," says the first guy, "so we have to extrapolate".

So they were asked to extrapolate the region, to extrapolate function outside its interpolation.

So it is impossible to extrapolate one to the other.

Second, the OXVASC population is predominantly white, so it is difficult to extrapolate the results to other ethnic groups.

In the following, we investigate the above issues and show that under certain conditions it is possible to extrapolate the received field so as to obtain a virtual (actual plus extrapolated) array significantly longer than the real one and making it possible to improve on its original angular discrimination capability.