The phrase "a further projection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional estimate or forecast, often in contexts like finance, planning, or analysis.
Example: "Based on the current trends, we will need to prepare a further projection for next quarter's sales."
Alternatives: "an additional forecast" or "a subsequent estimate."
Untitled and tilted particles from the first five classes were merged into a single dataset for further projection matching refinement.
Thus, we take any m−t rows from P t ⊥ for the further projection.
As in Xenopus, this blocked further projection outgrowth and fusion to form pillars, and at 5 dpf, 60% injected ears (18/30) were swollen (Fig. 2K-N).
The system consists of a light source (assumed monochromatic), a polarization modulator unit to dither the input polarization, projection optics to illuminate the gold coated prism and further projection optics to the optical detector capable of detecting the modulated component of the returning light.
Recent data from the International Agency for Cancer research (IARC) indicate approximately 14.1 million new cancer cases in 2012, a rise of more than 10% compared to 2008 (12.7 million cases), and further projections suggest an increase to 19.3 million new cancer cases per year by 2025 [ 1].
Further projections put Indonesians' future Facebook access via mobile being almost 99percentt by 2018, showing a true dominance over desktop platforms.
Further projections (also called cytonemes, signaling filopodia, protrusions) of mesenchymal cells cross the interface to penetrate the basal lamina and to contact the basal plasma membrane of epithelial stem cells (Figs. 2a and 3a).
Further, projections to Base 2 vector correlated with the Mankin score (Table 1, Fig. 4).
Particles in each class were sorted into two independent stacks and subjected to further projection-matching refinement.
In monkeys, it appears that the anterior thalamic nuclei and the closely related lateral dorsal thalamic nucleus are one of the principal sources of thalamic projections to the hippocampal formation, with nucleus reuniens providing a further source of projections to the hippocampus (Amaral & Cowan, 1980; DeVito, 1980).
