Sentence examples for academic forecasts from inspiring English sources

Still, late in election campaigns, it has produced better results than polls or than virtually all academic forecasts, including his own, Professor Fair says.

All current election forecasts – from the academic forecasts Election Forecast and Elections Etc, to May2015's and the one implied by the bookies – predict the SNP will win more than 31 seats in May.

Most predictions and academic forecasts are pointing to a hung parliament and in the third week of the campaign, party leaders are being asked questions about how they will behave in the event of such an outcome, including how they would consult their own parties.

We then provide simulation evidence suggesting that Democrats would win approximately 25 more seats if those in competitive districts had voted no, which accounts for the gap between the academic forecasts and the observed outcomes.*.*

The median academic forecast was 44to4545 seats.

Months ago, this academic was forecasting the end of the financial world and a global economic disaster comparable with the Great Depression.

Academics are forecasting the rise in the percentage of youngsters obtaining A-grade passes will continue this year.

It analyzes the historical data to figure out how much weight to assign each piece of the health major's own academic record in forecasting how she will do in a particular course.

Foresight is an activity which goes beyond academic or consultancy-based forecasts.

One key concern of car manufacturers, regulation authorities, and, to some extent, academic scholars is to forecast the future demand of AVs.

The idea for Arable sprang from the founder's academic research work around forecasting maize growth in Kenya, Zambia and other African markets facing severe drought, along with economic impacts and food scarcity resulting from it, he said.