Examples of using Extrapolation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Radiographic set with linear extrapolation.
Source extrapolation Extension of information from a known source.
The proposed dose modifications are based on extrapolation and may not be optimal.
Extrapolation of the animal data provides estimates of 0.01 mg/day and 0.3 mg/day for the respective compounds.
High priority has been given recently to the management of extrapolation cases.
For 2004-2005(11 months), extrapolation over 12 months(CZ, IV, IT, HU and SK).
Prediction is a dangerous game-the future is never a straight linear extrapolation from the present.
The extrapolation of MRLs shall be considered in line with the requirements as set out in the Commission Regulation(EU) 2017/880(5).
As a result, projections for 2014 are essentially an extrapolation of present trends.
One possible outcome is further extrapolation into the distant future, and, conceivably, a takeover by Muslims of Europe.
Clinically relevant interactions are expected with CYP3A4 andCYP2B6 substrates and by extrapolation, UGTs, CYP2C and P-gp substrates(see section 4.5).
An extrapolation of this data results in the projected completion of SEPA after more than 30 years of migration.
It was however noted that in practice, especially for extrapolation, the recovery is a lengthy process(see paragraphs 8.29 and 8.30).
Full extrapolation at the Member State level or at EU level would, however, remain arbitrary and could quickly lead to wrong conclusions.
The projected futureremovals by sinks should be based on an extrapolation of forest management practices and intensity from a reference period.
Flat-rate corrections are applied when the actual amount of irregular payments to beneficiariescannot be determined by exact calculation or extrapolation.
The proposed dose modifications are based on extrapolation of limited data, and their safety and effectiveness have not been clinically evaluated.
Recommendation 4(2015- Implementation of extrapolated corrections)The Commission has continued to implement extrapolation of systematic errors identified by its auditors.
However, an assessment based on an extrapolation of Dutch data suggests that administrative costs may amount to circa 3.5% of GDP in the EU.
In addition, the CIP model agreement was revised following the entry into force of thenew Financial Regulation in 2013 to cover extrapolation and third parties.
Your ability to do this extrapolation does not come from the fact that male British doctors are a probabilistic random sample from any population;
Consequently, to constitute the mostlikely zero-measurement baseline for all Member States the extrapolation and interpolation of the limited available data will probably be required.
Indirect procedures are based on time disaggregation of the annual accounts data in accordance with mathematical orstatistical methods using reference indicators which permit the extrapolation for the current year.
An assessment factor is an expression of the degree of uncertainty in extrapolation from test data on a limited number of species to the real environment.
Understanding planetary habitability is partly an extrapolation of the Earth's conditions, as this is the only planet currently known to support life.
The questions identified pertained to insufficient data on the evaluation ofdisseminated liver disease that could justify an extrapolation to the general population undergoing examinations of liver and kidney.
Nevertheless, the Commission accepts that the extrapolation of audit findings in FP7 remains difficult because there is no explicit legal basis to support extrapolation.
The proposed dose interval modification is based on extrapolation of limited data in patients with end stage renal disease(ESRD) and may not be optimal.
Please note that the no-policy change scenario involves the extrapolation of revenue and expenditure trends before adding the impact of the measures included in the forthcoming year's budget.