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(Specifically, I estimate the uncertainty by comparing the projected support for same-sex marriage in each state against ballot initiative results; this yields a standard error of roughly plus-or-minus five percentage points).
Therefore, by comparing the projected climate under various scenarios and the baseline, the possible changes of the future climate can be investigated.
By comparing the projected incidence using the Lyme disease transmission model to actual incidence of Lyme disease, we could assess the overall importance of factors missing from the basic model, such as the effects of inflammatory reactions against tick salivary proteins and acquired immunity to the spirochetal pathogen.
We evaluated the impact of increasing either the coverage or frequency of syphilis screening in high-risk MSM (Table 2) by comparing the projected number of reported and incident syphilis cases under these interventions to the base case of annual screening at current coverage (Strategy A).
This paper presents a more benign and theoretically-grounded view on what goes wrong by comparing the project designs, daily practices, project cultures and management approaches of two recent megaprojects in The Netherlands and Australia, showing how these projects made sense of uncertainty, ambiguity and risk.
We backtested the workforce projection model by comparing the ex-post projected number of general practitioners with the observed number of general practitioners between 1998 and 2011.
The potential impacts of climate change are then assessed by comparing the historical and projected hydrological responses.
We then aggregate the project level evaluation results into the city level and thirty ghost cities are then identified by comparing the residential projects' vitality in the old (developed before or in 2000) and new (developed after 2000) urban areas in each city.
Probabilistic mapping was determined by comparing the overlap between the projected activations on the cortical surface in FreeSurfer and the probabilistic cytoarchitectonic atlases provided in the FreeSurfer distribution (Dale et al. 1999).
Furthermore, as can be seen in Fig. 6(d), by comparing the measured values of the projected area and the phase surface area, we can see that the phase surface area of the cell is approximately double the projected area, meaning that during the entire lifecycle of the tested cell and even when the cell is considered to be round, the cell is flattened.
We do so by comparing the characteristics of the projects additionally selected for funding due to an unexpected increase in resources under the ARRA with those supported through regular NIH budget.
