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Trying to focus on the right things to extrapolate from, and having some fun with it, provided us with great entertainment.

Like most people trying to estimate things, you'll probably start with some core requirement and extrapolate from there to the rest.

Their stock price, if you extrapolate that out for today, the point is about here after splits.

Extrapolate this to websites, products or whatever matters to you and the power of simplicity should be obvious.

I would be more circumspect in trying to extrapolate to very low resource countries.

A week is not enough data to extrapolate the effectiveness of TDD on a multi-month or multi-year project.

Neidhardt's Navajo patients may extrapolate their expectations of his clinic from their experience in their own cultural system, he said.

We see lots of observations and therefore we naturally extrapolate to a generalization like this.

The public tends to extrapolate trends long after the financial justification is gone.

"If you extrapolate that out over a week, some kids may be hearing as few as 20 number words and others as many as 1, 800, " Levine says.

We're asking ourselves whether it is possible to extrapolate from past to future legitimately.

Extrapolate this process out long enough and the chance of experiencing one of these problems approaches 100%.

It's easy to extrapolate how XMLBeans are related to SOA-based development.

The number needed to treat (NNT) was used to extrapolate the trials for an individual patient.

One can extrapolate the size of the building from the measurements of an average room.

Okay, and we are trying to take what we have found and ask, if you see a few how do you extrapolate to the many?

The problem comes when these models are used to extrapolate beyond the range of reliable data (ie, of living animals whose weight is known).

You can't extrapolate universal rules from such a small amount of data.

These articles look myopically at present trends and extrapolate ad infinitum. And usually with a political agenda.

The best one can do is to try to extrapolate one's pattern of thought from two dimensions to three and then to four, to form analogies.

This program can also be applied to extrapolate research of heat parameter of Rotary Kiln and training workers for center control.

When markets are booming, however, commentators tend to look back at the performance of stocks and extrapolate an even rosier future.

It is hard to extrapolate and say that this is the final answer of how low-level clouds behave.

Look at the amount of customization that was required versus what was expected, and use that to extrapolate implementation costs.

"When comparing vertebrae to limbs, you have to extrapolate, no matter what, " she said.

To extrapolate to the overall population (where applicable) the authors used the population attributable risk percentage (PAR%).

As tempting as it is to extrapolate this into the future, that may be a serious mistake.

Subsequently, when the application gets developed, process a small number of files and extrapolate from the numbers.

Words person, if only obtains from the spoken language form itself, then often cannot extrapolate the information the substantive content.

The beauty contact and the human communication far different from decision morals cannot simply extrapolate to nature.

"That will let us extrapolate all the way down to the center, " Banerdt says, "which will tell us how fast Mars is cooling. "

Since the Nielson report only shows data for a specific point in time, there's not really much else we can extrapolate from the numbers.

It's not much of a leap to extrapolate from the GPS to the smartphone.

If we extrapolate backward, then in the earlier days the universe must have been smaller, hotter, and denser than observed today.

I take research and knowledge about the brain, the visual system, memory, and motivation and extrapolate UX design principles from that.

Try not to extrapolate too much from your own experience.

Some critics extrapolate a national pathology that goes beyond conservation.

If your data set is very large , perform the bulk copy on a sample of the data set and extrapolate the elapsed time to the entire data set .

Researchers have therefore tended to extrapolate from these few results by using various computer models.

It's not a problem if you limit your conclusions to nurses, but you can't extrapolate to all women from this sample.

Extrapolate the line joining the points on the graph until it meets the concentration axis.

You may also want to only do detailed logging on a random fraction of requests and extrapolate from there.

They also said it was difficult to extrapolate results from their laboratory tests to the human body.

Losses on loans are based on conservative models and also extrapolate information from market valuations of related securities.

The Iranians I met seemed to use their own experiences of Iran to extrapolate about the whole of Iran.

Vb database programming practice (3), after studies may extrapolate. Many asks everybody to advise.

They want to extrapolate that to say I'm choosing to kill people. It's not like that.

Extrapolate this far enough and eventually there are no cycles left to do business transactions.

Researchers have thereforetended to extrapolate from these few results by using various computer models.

' 'They extrapolate from the recent past, they make the analogy to 2008 and that makes them even more risk-averse.

In fact, whether and how scientists should extrapolate from primate behavior is a fairly "big debate, " says Gumert.

The answer is yes, but on conditions that seem increasingly implausible if we extrapolate current policies.

I also don't extrapolate from physical features to personality.

Step 4: Finally, we call the forecast method to extrapolate the data and return the forecasted results.

You should not try to extrapolate the findings from this article to your application DPARs.

It then used this to extrapolate back the origins of language to Africa.

You can't extrapolate from past behaviour, which is what charts and models do, because that behaviour is changing.

To use Mr. Roach's words, one cannot 'extrapolate' China's growth.

We can look at the cards we receive and try to extrapolate, but this only goes so far.

You assume the future will be like the past, or you extrapolate a trend.

What kind of information can you extrapolate from team velocity?

It also enables us to extrapolate the present soul structure and its possible connection to the future soul form.

We extrapolate backwards and say the galaxy is up here .

Extrapolate its progress to date and Mr Marchionne's prediction rings true.

And then you can extrapolate to room temperature.

You can't extrapolate from Shanghai or Beijing.

Well okay, there are also many medical experiments or medical surveys that only look at men and the extrapolate the results to women.

Because we extrapolate from what has happened in the past to what will happen in the future. I have lost you I can see.

This way, they can show value quickly and then extrapolate those benefits to bigger projects and to all the other groups.

It is natural to want to extrapolate and automate the process so that the transformation is clean and complete.

For complex target's RCS data, AR model is useful in RCS data fitting, but can not extrapolate and predict unknown data effectively.

It is best if you can extrapolate this data.

It's Model Biological Systems 101: study an animal that's easy to study, and then extrapolate.

Do you extrapolate from small samples and trust your intuition?

They are so-called models, in which health experts take case studies and extrapolate from them how many people get flu.

So: Know the given facts. Research the future. Extrapolate with confidence.

We don't know the exact figure for forest damage, but we can extrapolate from the sample surveys.

From this design, you can extrapolate a few requirements for this product. Specifically, this product will have the following attributes

Animal studies, although useful, generally involve much higher doses that are difficult to extrapolate to low doses over prolonged periods;

extrapolate from the known facts