Sentence examples for approach forecasts from inspiring English sources

Only the UN Bayesian approach forecasts even smaller values for life expectancy at birth: For British women, it is 86.54 years, and for Danish women, it is 85.12 years (in 2048).

For example, the P-spline approach forecasts one of the greatest values for life expectancy at birth in 2050: For British women, it is 92.18 years, and for Danish women, it is 88.97 years.

Therefore, with this approach, forecasting seasonal incidence (January May) could be based on observed early-season climate/dust information (November December) and would not rely upon uncertain seasonal climate forecasts.

Based on a model of how many lives can be saved through interventions like vaccinations, oral rehydration, and attended delivery, this approach forecasted future lives saved based on expectations of better coverage with interventions.

Using the out-of-sample forecast evaluation approach, the forecasts made by the developed and compared models when applied on the three accidents historical data sets previously employed in Sect.

This text approaches forecasting problems from the perspective of decision theory and estimation, and demonstrates the profound implications of this approach for how we understand variable selection, estimation, and combination methods for forecasting models, and how we evaluate the resulting forecasts.

Since all these approaches forecast (total) mortality, use the same death rates from the Human Mortality Database (2013) for the same base period and forecast horizon, we reckon that differences in the forecasts are only due to these method-related differences.

More important is the assertion that the promised profits of the b-to-b marketplace are just so much pap -- that the reality will never approach current forecasts.

With the combination of exposure and translation, the American approach yields forecasts that are about three times more accurate than the European, I'm told.

Our choice has fallen on an autoregressive approach which forecasts one step in future after observing a suitable interval of past observations.

In contrast, our modeling approach produces forecasts based on the entire functional form of the age-mortality curve over time (although they do not take the intervention effects of smoking behavior into account).