Examples of using Extrapolating in English and their translations into Slovak
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Of taking the present and extrapolating forward.
Extrapolating best practice and innovative approaches;
The crystalline lens is not a cover, but the"lens" extrapolating the caught light to an eye retina.
Extrapolating the biomass of a time traveller regenerated me.
I don't mean to commit the logical fallacy of generalizing from fictional evidence,but I think Orwell did a good job of extrapolating where this path leads.
The validity of extrapolating these non-clinical data to humans is unknown.
As the name implies, inferential statistics often involvemaking inferences from the results for the sample studied and extrapolating them to a larger population.
Identifying and extrapolating entrepreneurial ideas from IVET students.
I therefore think that the Convention that adopted the draftTreaty establishing a Constitution for Europe ended up extrapolating the powers that had been conferred on it.
Extrapolating from those images showed how much forest similar land could support.
The screen will provide info like navigation data,as well as suggestions about what they might like to do, extrapolating that information based on past trip data.
Extrapolating the data, the researchers determined that represents nearly 40 million workers.
Some calculators round this up to 2g per ounce,which can account for a big difference when extrapolating to the 32 oz needed for this low carb cheesecake recipe.
People also end up extrapolating from sensational coverage and assume that what they read is the only thing going on.
The age of the universe can bedetermined by measuring the Hubble constant today and extrapolating back in time with the observed value of density parameters(Ω).
Extrapolating from the fact that he's been skipping his morning muffin, I would say that he lost almost all his money on the market last year.
Since this may be due to a lowersensitivity of the non-clinical species compared to humans, this result should be interpreted with caution when extrapolating to humans.
Care shall be exercised when extrapolating the toxicity of a mixture that contains Category 3 ingredient(s).
The new data suggest that ethyl mercury may be less toxic than previously assumed,and therefore caution is needed in extrapolating the toxicity profile of methylmercury to ethylmercury.
The error rates are calculated by extrapolating the quantifiable errors found in the samples of transactions audited.
However, the precise contribution of the individual targets to the observed pharmacodynamic profile remains unclear andcaution should be applied when extrapolating animal data directly to man.
Extrapolating from mice to humans, our findings mean that every night trillions of synapses in our cortex could get slimmer by nearly 20 percent.”.
The Member States applied financial corrections, extrapolating them as necessary, with a view to bringing the residual error rates below the materiality threshold of 2%.
Therefore, extrapolating from the existing data results in a probable loss from 1855 to 2004 of .9 IQ points x 6 generations= 5.4 points.
Extrapolating from 2005 World Bank research, the paper estimated that around 2 percent of global gross domestic product is now paid in bribes annually.
By extrapolating the trend in passive investing, Moody's Investor Service forecasts passively invested assets to exceed those actively invested by the end of 2021.
Extrapolating from available data on equity prospectuses approximately 700 prospectuses per year could benefit from the PDR for secondary issuances.
Extrapolating from available data on equity prospectuses approximately 700 prospectuses per year could benefit from the alleviated disclosure regime for secondary issuances.
Extrapolating the available data to 2006 the total turnover of European industry dependent on spectrum for electronic communications services would be between €240-260 billion.