Sentence examples for the extrapolation from from inspiring English sources

It was the extrapolation from the findings of a single exploratory well that generated the wrong impression.

The extrapolation from Mr. Khurana's argument is that such executives, if guilty, got away with it by intimidating their boards.

That's all I said, by the way [Wilshaw laughs], and he went and looked at the anual report and made the extrapolation from my words into '5,000 heads'.

One explanation might be that the extrapolation from the lower extremity experience is not completely accurate.

The calculations started with the shallow mantle that was hotter than expected by the extrapolation from the deep mantle conditions.

Intestinal-hepatic first pass effect The extrapolation from vaginal dose to exposure in female partner refers to available PK information.

"Some of the extrapolations from animal experiments are frankly silly.

All the extrapolations from this data - about shopping habits and brand loyalty - would be processed by the brands.

The average length of the crystal domains in the straw was possibly slightly reduced following hydrothermal treatment, according to the extrapolations from measurement of the meridional 002 and 004 reflection from the stem slivers.

This decision entails the consideration of intractable and considerable uncertainty associated with the extrapolations from observed effects in experimental animals to small effect magnitudes, often over several orders of magnitude.

While immunogenicity, efficacy, and safety data may be extrapolated from the early breast cancer population to the metastatic population, the reverse, extrapolation from the metastatic population to the early disease population, may represent a risk for patients.