Sentence examples for system is extrapolated from inspiring English sources
As with capital costs, the energy consumption of the PBR system is extrapolated from current system values.
However, most analysis of this instability has used low order approximations, often just one state, from which understanding of the much higher order system is extrapolated.
Simulations are held for several systems of increasing size and finally thermal conductivity is extrapolated for a system of infinite size [11, 12].
When we build network models for a series of biological systems (e.g., cell lines or patient derived samples) with similar but distinct genomic properties, the BP-generated probability distributions in one cellular system can be extrapolated to another system as a set of probabilistic biases (i.e., priors).
Below 100 km, the density is extrapolated logarithmically and the temperature is extrapolated linearly.
Thus, the findings obtained in one cell system cannot be extrapolated to another cell system.
Our results indicate that unless special care is taken to avoid wall effects, the electrostatic properties of a laboratory system cannot be extrapolated to the Martian environment.
There are several differences between different mouse strains and it needs to be verified if observation from the murine system can be extrapolated to humans.
These parameters are calculated for a number of mutations known to be linked to diseases and in the majority of systems they are extrapolated to new cases using machine learning techniques (support vector machines, neural networks, decision trees and others; for a basic reference in the field, see [ 101]).
Granting Adams what another dynastic American President called "the vision thing," Kaplan writes that "land-grant universities, the Panama Canal, the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Federal Reserve, and the Interstate Highway system" can all be extrapolated from the sixth President's big ideas.
In this context, an effect of Indo on cholesterol-dependent nanoclusters found in our study using synthetic systems can reasonably be extrapolated to in vitro and in vivo conditions.
