Sentence examples for theory is extrapolated from from inspiring English sources
This theory is extrapolated from the observation that commensal bacteria within the gut lumen interact with Toll-like receptor-2 (TLR-2) and TLR-4 on the appendages extended from dendritic cells within the lamina propria [ 10].
The death toll is extrapolated from the Indian authorities' figures.
The commonly quoted estimate of 11.3 million is extrapolated from population surveys and legal immigration records.
The 11.3 million number is extrapolated from the Census Bureau's annual American Community Survey.
The ritualized procreation in the novel — effectively, state-sanctioned rape — is extrapolated from the Bible.
The $500 million figure is extrapolated from a 1991 study by researchers at Tufts University.
The human radiation dose is extrapolated from the animal data.
Often this is extrapolated from past years' expenses.
"This is extrapolating from too few examples".
However, again, controversy exists over whether the evidence for 'reason for concern' should be experimental (i.e. new original data produced) or could be extrapolated from theory and experience in related fields of science [8, 9, 56 58].
No theories buttressed his work, no manifestos announced his "ideas," no program or school could be extrapolated from his practice.
