Sentence examples for support extrapolation from inspiring English sources

One strategy to support extrapolation and reduce arbitrary fitting and confounding is to force the model to derive from the same mathematical structure that underlies the substantive science appropriate for the phenomena.

However, we have no evidence to support extrapolation of our findings to other tear morphologies observed in the knee (Yoo et al. 2009).

Despite a range of gravimetric and chemical methods, there is a requirement to identify simpler and more reliable methods to quantify in vitro whole smoke dose, to support extrapolation and comparisons to human/in vivo dose.

Current data do not support extrapolation of the cardioprotective effects of aspirin to other NSAIDs.

For the other interventions, there was insufficient data on the epidemiology of injury to support extrapolation outside the country where the intervention was evaluated.

9 However, in view of differences in dominant genotypes circulating in the Americas compared with this part of world, there is currently no data to support extrapolation of these findings.

Optical sensors installed on ships, for instance, can determine ocean water color that reflects the activity of micro-algae at the bottom of the food chain and, when examined alongside satellite color observations, can support extrapolations about what's happening in a given area of ocean.

The use of alternative species and pathway-based approaches for hazard assessment is still evolving; therefore, caution should be used when applying these approaches so that ample scientific evidence is presented to support extrapolations and other conclusions.

The identified biomarkers are among the most consistently induced cellular components in stress responses and ubiquitous in biology, supporting extrapolation to other microorganisms than B. cereus.

Data from Wales was removed due to the ban implemented in Wales [ 9] making these cases unlikely to remain relevant, and those from Scotland removed due to low numbers not supporting extrapolation.

Only larger studies with longer exposure times in special patient populations (ICU) could demonstrate possible benefits of the surface coating in reduction of VAP and produce experience supporting extrapolation of conclusion on safety from this limited study into general patient population.