'It is therefore inaccurate to
extrapolate from my statement, that the FEC valedictory session will hold on 22 May - to say that the President will dissolve the cabinet on the same day.
Buhari Not Dissolving Cabinet Yet a Lai Mohammed
"To
extrapolate from this mouse model to human scleroderma is hard," he says.
Novel approach: cancer drug might ease scleroderma
F5 = a multiplier to
extrapolate from the FoodNet catchment area to the U.S.
Estimate of illnesses from Salmonella Enteritidis in eggs, United States, 2000
The authors gave some practical clinical suggestions at the end of the article: "Although randomized trials have not been done to demonstrate that treatment of risk factors reduces events in HIV-infected patients, it seems reasonable to
extrapolate from other populations and to recommend aggressive control of risk factors.
Atherosclerosis risk increased with HIV; treatment effects unclear
"If one could
extrapolate from the experience of offshore wind power, for which we have a bit more experience, the installation period is disruptive but nor damaging," says Rick Sellers, head of the Renewable Energy Unit of the International Energy Agency in Paris.
Tidal turbines: wave of the future?
To be scrupulous, we should note that this exhibition--comprising fifty sculptures and installations spanning the period 1971 to the present (including twelve new pieces), plus well over three hours of film and video footage, plus two new sculptural events--was billed as a "comprehensive overview" rather than a "retrospective." Labeling aside, though, one might
extrapolate from Good's essay to suggest that Signer's exceptionally consistent, focused oeuvre itself needs to be comprehended as a complex continuity--a single vast, cumulative work that challenges the concept of clock or calendar time and actualizes experience of temporality as quality, in a similar spirit to its parts.
Roman Signer: Hauser & Wirth
In the design of the Sacklet Galleries at the Royal Academy (AR December 1991), and more recently the Duisberg Masterplan, the practice has demonstrated an ability to grasp the essence of what exists and
extrapolate from it.
Ruhr revival
"There's a lot of useful work that went into that effort that we can use and
extrapolate from," he said.
Some change to come to Times Sq. Station
He cautions, however, that it's difficult to accurately
extrapolate from findings in a limited area to an entire country, as Page's team has attempted to do.
Smoldering peat disgorges huge volumes of carbon. (Wildfire Below)
"It's difficult to
extrapolate from these animal data whether or not the effect would be the same on humans." Lai says.
Microwaves and Memory Loss
You can't necessarily
extrapolate from mice to humans," says Bukowski.
Tea time for T cells
"It's a leap of faith," admits West, to
extrapolate from what's known about nearby galactic clusters to more distant ones "where all we can see is the radio emissions." But, he adds, "The most natural interpretation of these results would seem to be that they indicate a well-organized pattern of superclustering [among distant galactic groups] when the universe was less than half its present age."
Radio waves may trace distant clustering
"But it's a leap of faith at this point to
extrapolate from soft ticks to the deer [Lyme disease] tick," cautions Richard Endris of Merck Sharp & Dohme in Rahway, N.J., who served as an entomological consultant on the study.
Tick protein tapped to attack blood clots
In addition, "BEIR V" researchers used a different risk model to
extrapolate from high doses to low ones.
Study upgrades radiation risks to humans