Sentence examples for basis of forecasts from inspiring English sources

If producers draw up their investment plans on the basis of forecasts of future demand that do not correspond to the spending that households are prepared to undertake in the future, there will be an excess demand (or excess supply) for future output.

This paper describes and analyzes the constraints hampering achievement of the 12% share planned for natural gas in Brazil's energy matrix by 2010, and advises policies for reaching that goal on the basis of forecasts and three probable scenarios for the development of the Brazilian economy.

Optimists argue that, on the basis of forecast profits, shares look cheap by historical standards.

Finally, the optimal feature subset is selected on the basis of forecast accuracy.

So they adjust their production lines on the basis of weather forecasts for anywhere in the world.

Societe Generale reckons that the global market is trading on a prospective p/e of 13.5, and that on the basis of profits forecasts that are still too high.

And promising, on the basis of those forecasts and plans, to prioritise a pledge not to increase taxes over any commitment to responsible fiscal and economic policy, is precisely the wrong way to formulate a credible medium-term economic strategy.

But when every analyst is talking about liquidity you know the top is near," he argues.Conventional analysts tend to argue that on the basis of profit forecasts for 2010, stockmarkets are reasonably valued.

Reed mostly utilized barometric pressure measurements as the basis of his forecasts.

Because of this, current seasonal influenza vaccines, which consists of human influenza A viruses of H1N1 and H3N2 subtypes and an influenza B virus, are prepared annually on the basis of WHO forecasts on the most probable influenza A and B virus strains thought to be circulating in the next seasonal outbreak [4], [5].

For this reason, current influenza vaccines are prepared annually on the basis of World Health Organization forecasts on the most probable influenza A and B virus strains thought to be circulating in the next seasonal outbreak (5, 7 ).