Sentence examples for was extrapolated from from inspiring English sources
verb
To infer by extending known information.
The estimate for all of France was extrapolated from data obtained in the Rhone-Alpes region, it said.
One of the most harrowing, titled A Place in the Sun, was extrapolated from an account he came across of a French colonial officer who kept black women chained to his bed, exchanging food for sexual services.
Female dosimetry was extrapolated from male data.
The convective coefficient was extrapolated from the CFD results through an indirect calculation.
The electricity prize was extrapolated from the data available from [4].
Theoretical fragmentation for each sphingolipid class was extrapolated from the pattern of reference compounds.
Incremental resource use for the mid preterms was extrapolated from Greenough et al. [24].
That figure - hotly debated - was extrapolated from scant surviving medical records.
The pyrazinamide-containing combination regimen used to treat disseminated tuberculosis in babies and toddlers was extrapolated from adult pulmonary tuberculosis.
A standard linear regression plot and equation was extrapolated from the mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) of the control beads.
If ≥50% of the questions were answered, the total score was extrapolated from the mean score across answered questions.
