Sentence examples for to extrapolate data from inspiring English sources
Studies of these populations, particularly the CRI group, are hampered by the relative mobility of these patients, the lack of stringent epidemiologic or clinical definitions, and the tendency to extrapolate data from hemodialysis populations into other clinical settings.
An optimal irrigation scheduling was statistically developed based on crop response for a given salinity level to extrapolate data from the small experiment (uniform condition) to big field (non-uniformity condition) under the experiment constraints.
Unfortunately, the majority of therapeutic trials involving antiretroviral therapy, as well as antimicrobial chemoprophylaxis for AIDS-related opportunistic complications, have advanced age and/or concurrent end-organ disorders among main exclusion criteria, or the design of these studies does not allow to extrapolate data regarding older patients, compared with younger ones.
Presently, for instance, the standards for buried GRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites) pipes demand more than 10,000 h of creep tests in order to extrapolate data for two decades (in the time log scale) with a high level of confidence.
Historically, organizations have struggled to extrapolate data that drives more strategic contingent workforce decisions.
However it is not always possible to extrapolate data from unpolished rice to white, polished rice.
In addition, due to the lack of data, it was not possible to extrapolate incidence data per age, but only by sex.
It is likely that many of the non-responding organisations are smaller; however, it is difficult to extrapolate the data further without more information about them.
Although we posit that these data represent a specific subgroup of children within the Indian context, it may be possible to extrapolate these data to the larger population.
Based on the numerical simulations, suggestions are given to extrapolate experimental data to higher (industrially important) pressure ranges.
Accordingly, it is difficult to extrapolate these data to patterns and processes that take place at regional scales.
