extrapolation

Their extrapolations pointed to a Japan with no children left within a millennium.

These predictions are extrapolations of improvements in the last 50 years, largely through pharmaceutical interventions.

A few are extreme extrapolations and one or two exaggerations from a kernel of truth.

The financial repercussions of medical tourism were estimated from commerce ministry data, with modifications and extrapolations.

The estimates about all the lives to be saved are just extrapolations based on the presumed benefits of lower blood pressure.

However, these contentions are based mainly on faulty extrapolations of preliminary or inconclusive evidence.

Trends of other operating parameters should be taken into account in making extrapolations .

If these extrapolations prove correct, demand for natural resources is likely to keep rising.

Van Til does not deny the legitimacy of extrapolations and negations as such.

Now they saw that their most diligent extrapolations resulted in the unknowable . . . soon.

Unfortunately, these predictions are largely extrapolations from the recent past and they overlook serious structural constraints.

Therefore, work to clear your mind of concerns, illusions and extrapolations.

Yet there is something too deterministic about Mr Jacques's economic and political extrapolations.

and drawing extrapolations to other animals and to humans.

The new bourgeoisie has created an enormous market, even if you ignore wild extrapolations about the future.

Prices for rural areas - where 60 percent of China's population still resides - are based on extrapolations from these data.

They make linear extrapolations from the past.

These kinds of slogans are really just short-term extrapolations from yesterday's or today's experience.

That is why linear extrapolations are so misleading.

Extrapolations are the Achilles Heel of Risk Assessment

the extrapolations from thin and dated intelligence;