Examples of using Extrapolations in English and their translations into German
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Plan reliably through simulations and extrapolations!
And we all know how such extrapolations end up by giving life to non-existent accusations.
Data is partly based on estimates, assumptions and extrapolations.
The guideline's recommendations in this area are based mainly on extrapolations from studies of postacute treatment, and on expert opinion.
Extrapolations indicate that the clinical relevance of congenital heart defects can be expected to rise dramatically in the coming years.
Data from test results is used as a basis for extrapolations and simulations.
Up to now, only uncertain extrapolations exist for the risk caused to health by low radiation doses of less than 50 mSv for example from natural radon exposure.
The data come from the European Community household panel(ECHP) up to 2001, with extrapolations for 2002 see Box 2.3.
Apprehension theory, scare tactics and theoretical extrapolations of the hoped-for medical blessings instead of restraint dictate today's awareness.
The sum total of those who died of'natural' causes, on the other hand,is based on completely arbitrary extrapolations of two German documents.
Integrated data with always current numbers for extrapolations and simulations: Group-wide- company-wide- inter-divisional!
The achievability of budgets, which are integrated into rolling medium-term plans,is reviewed several times a year on the basis of extrapolations.
The figures from 1975 to 1985 are estimated values,the figures from 1990 extrapolations based on the results of the census of 1987.
If possible, Myocet should be avoided in patients with bilirubin>50 μ mol/ l as the recommendation is based mainly on extrapolations.
The origins of many of the most crude generalizations and extrapolations can be traced back to the original press releases and agency newswires.
The amount of nitrogen oxides released into the air in densely populatedareas can now be determined directly, independently from extrapolations and model simulations.
Berg uses not only old butalso current sources for his extrapolations which, furthermore, agree entirely with the toxicological reference works of our time.
Compared to the first Commission report, data on waste generation have improved(cf. Section A, Table 1);supplementary data and extrapolations were largely avoided.
He focused on the extrapolations for the annual expenditure for 2008, carried out using the analysis tool recently developed by the financial services.
The CO2 emission rates used by the Global Carbon Project are based,for the most part, on extrapolations from the quantities of fossil fuels used in the individual countries to produce energy.
This estimation is based on extrapolations based on advice from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea(ICES) indicating that the blue whiting stock is outside safe biological limits if the quantities of adult fish in this stock falls below 2.25 million tonnes.
For each of the resulting time series in which data for one or more years of 1980- 1995 were missing,inter- and extrapolations using so-called'natural cubic splines" were made for the missing years.
Based on a number of different sources, extrapolations and estimates have been made giving some key figures which should be treated with a certain caution until further work has been done in this field see chapter V.
Of 112 temperature records used to create the hockey stick, 13 were incorrectly copied down, 18 mismatched the year and temperatures,19 made unjustifiable extrapolations to cover missing data, 24 contained obsolete data and all 28 that used tree-ring data miscalculated the information obtained by reading the rings.
Meaningful extrapolations and forward-looking scenarios are conspicuous by their absence and because of the failure to provide forecasts it is not yet possible to formulate a conclusive, purposeful blueprint for environmentally-, economically- and socially-acceptable mobility over the next 10 to 30 years.
In cases where, the'cubic spline' estimations didn't seem realistic,they were replaced either by linear interpolations, or by extrapolations using the same value of R& D-intensity as the last(or first, in case of retrapolation) data point available a so-called flat trend.
Since the bold“theologians” of the above Band followed tosow false history mostly based on extrapolations clumsy, The Editorial Board is pleased to publish an article archive of Father John Cavalcoli in which our distinguished Dominican theologian speaks just two of the figures abused through this latest quotation of a work used in a misleading way.
Where the information relating to a particular model combination has been obtained by calculation on the basis of design, and/or extrapolation from other combinations, the documentation should include details of such calculations and/or extrapolations, and of tests undertaken to verify the accuracy of the calculations undertaken details of the mathematical model for calculating performance of split systems, and of measurements taken to verify this model.
In the case of installations which are already proven in practice or regroupings or extrapolations of older installations, the participation of everyone, in particular the workers, is needed for the practical measures and question naires, and also for constructive action.
Certain Member States chose totake into account indirect effects(through unspecified extrapolations for the impact on tourism etc.) while others looked at the duty-free sector in its entirety even though it would only be affected by the loss of the intra-Community part of these sales.