Sentence examples for baseline figures from inspiring English sources

EU sources confirmed that Serbia's pledge could be even worse than it appeared, as the 1990 baseline figures counted high-emitting Kosovan coal plants, which will almost certainly not be included in the 2030 statistics.

The DVS report also disagrees with Capco that its assumptions about the growth in the value of the scheme are "aggressive" and demonstrates (through what is called "sensitivity analysis") that when certain baseline figures Capco used were slightly adjusted, higher predicted returns on its anticipated investment were produced.

On the subject of data, Kjørven said he hoped that by 1 January 2016, the infrastructure would be in place to allow some countries to produce up to date, accurate baseline figures on their development progress so they could "hit the ground running" on achieving any new goals.

The baseline figures (such as $60 a barrel of oil and negative borrowing) are plotted from the second quarter of 2015 through the last quarter of 2016.

We found that using a post-treatment carbon baseline (Figures 2 and 4) to define carbon recovery increased the perceived benefit of fuel treatments.

TfL said there had been "an 18% fall in the number of cyclists killed or seriously injured on London's roads in the last decade, compared to TfL's baseline figures from the mid to late-1990s".

"These are best estimates, a baseline figure.

This is the baseline figure that the department and the unions have been working with since September 2010.

This gives a baseline figure of 3.58 tonnes of CO2 per person.

Accordingly, only half of No Man's Land is included in the baseline figure.

The C.B.O.'s baseline figure for federal outlays in 2012 is $10 billion higher than its figure for 2011.