Increased projections for how much oil is extractable may become a political topic on many different fronts and in unpredictable ways.
While the government increased projections for economic growth, it cut estimates for nominal growth, or growth that takes into account inflation or deflation.
In March, Cendant increased projections for first-quarter and full-year 2004 earnings from continuing operations to 41 cents per share and a range of $1.68 to $1.74, respectively; the company's prior projections were for earnings from continuing operations of a range of 37 cents to 38 cents and a range of $1.65 to $1.72, respectively.
It reduced its estimate for this fiscal year's deficit by $262 billion, to $1.58 trillion (mostly because some money set aside for bailing out financial companies is no longer required), but increased its projection for the total deficit over the next ten years by $2 trillion.
A number of Wall Street economists responded to the February jobs data by increasing their projection for economic growth this year.
Migration from the test into the reference population, however, increases the projection for small x, indicating more low frequency derived alleles are found in the test genome than expected.
The Bank of England has also increased its projections for growth in GDP or national output, to a fairly rapid 1% in both the first and second quarters of the current year - which would be back to growth rates we haven't seen since before the 2008 crash.
The system has become so popular that the consortium of states that operates the technology has increased its projections for its use to 53percentt of vehicles, from 35percentt.
The government's National Flood Resilience Review (NFRR), published in September, increased the projections for extreme rainfall and moved to protect critical infrastructure, but it was criticised for lacking a long-term strategy and ignoring flash flooding, which alone threatens 3m homes.
Officials at Ford, which cut production after the attacks, said this week that they had recently increased their projections for first-quarter production because inventories of cars and trucks were at their lowest level since March of 1992.
With Mr. McGreevey's inauguration less than a week away, and December's drop in revenues totaling more than the declines of the previous five months combined, his transition team has increased its projections for the size of the budget gap and begun using the word crisis to describe the situation.
