2) is convergent under the condition
Extrapolated Newton's method will converge if [micro] = |1 - ([[alpha].
To estimate the global load of dioxinlike compounds, the two scientists
extrapolated the concentrations they measured to areas of comparable climate, geography, and economic development.
by the Lanzhou Engineering and Research Institute for Non Ferrous Metallurgy (China) 1995, the tonnage on the Esaase open pit mine, which was based on the historical resource for 400 meters being
extrapolated over the 1,000 meters of the strike length, was estimated at 2,987,198 tonnes at an average of 4.
To estimate the impact of the cloud on global climate, the researchers
extrapolated from the known effects of smaller, more recent eruptions such as the 1815 Tambora eruption.
At the time of the decision the FDA ruled, "results of studies on the Japanese population cannot be
extrapolated to reach conclusions about potential effects on the U.
Choi emphasizes that the nifedipine dose needed to block calcium ions in the brain cells might be higher than the value he
extrapolated from studies of peripheral nerves.
Polygons or blocks were constructed for separate parcels and an average seam thickness and seam dip
extrapolated across the entire block, to determine volume.
we
extrapolated the [degrease] on into 1987, and then compared it to the actual death rate," explains C.
Numbers
extrapolated from the April data show that the U.
He cites unanswered questions about the exact site of endothelin production, as well as whether the laboratory results can be
extrapolated to the in vivo situation.
This is not a calculated number based on parts-per-million instrumentation readings and then
extrapolated.
But "precise safe levels cannot be
extrapolated from animal research," comments Lyn Weiner, director of the Fetal Alcohol Education Program at the Boston University School of Medicine.
