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And as more mainstream consumers start wearing Apple Watch, we can extrapolate that, over time, it will help users spend less time glued to their mobile screens.

We can extrapolate that boron-doped silicon has an effective electronegativity value ranging between 1.90 (Pure Si) and 2.04 (Pure B).

Based on published work by others we can extrapolate that brain concentrations near 0.3 ng/mg tissue (following a minimum of two 10-mg/kg doses) result in neuronal death in the SN of mice (McCormack et al. 2005).

Partly because about 40% of disenfranchised felons are African-American, we can extrapolate that a fairly steady 70-80% of felon voters would have cast their ballots for the Democratic presidential candidate between 1972 and 2000.

Although not stated explicitly in the story, we can extrapolate that to acquire as much knowledge as she can is a way for her to exert some control on a world that would otherwise only worry and confuse her.

From that, we can extrapolate that many adolescent girls are also iron deficient to the point of being anaemic; more so than adolescent boys, because of monthly blood loss due to menstruation.

In order to estimate the corresponding variable cost for a similar project elsewhere, one can extrapolate that estimate by multiplying by the number of practices involved.

For example, if a small group of targeted customers love a new technology and respond well to the test marketing, you can extrapolate that number to forecast national demand.

We can extrapolate [End Page 191] that Hansŏng Tosŏ would have had similar office expenses of approximately 600 or 700 wŏn a month.

Even at that, we can extrapolate back what the initial density fluctuations were, and find something extremely consistent with the story of cosmic inflation.

From that, we can extrapolate the emphatic approach, which is about openness toward the other, not abuse of power.