Sentence examples for by projecting forward from inspiring English sources

The millionaire segment will be the fastest growing group, the report says, again simply by projecting forward.

Future values are estimated by projecting forward the model's linear time trend, with successive reductions in each period, while fixing the period and cohort effects.

Costs beyond the EPHESUS trial period were estimated by projecting forward the costs in years 2 and 3 of the trial.

It deftly skewers the current obsession with the notion of "terroir" – the link between land and identity – by projecting forwards to an imagined future in which wealthy Chinese immigrants make the French countryside more "authentic" than it has ever been through their excessive respect for local customs.

Credlin was always projecting forward.

At its centre is a Doric-style portico with twelve columns, projecting forwards by about 10 feet.

None of the popularity indicators (annual UK book sales, annual UK movie ticket sales, and yearly mentions in UK newspapers) strongly predicted public demand for pet owls (Figure 2), even when these data (books, tickets, or newspaper mentions) were projected forward by one year to account for delays in response to variations in popularity.

The only exception was the number of movie tickets sold, which initially was weakly linked to less demand for pet owls (13% decrease, as measured by the number of Z bird rings sold, which is the ring size that Hedwig the snowy owl wears) but when the analysis was projected forward by one year, it was then weakly linked to more demand for pet owls (4% increase).

The population development is projected forward by annually estimating the numbers of survivors from a previous year, The production of offspring (recruitment; i. e., the number of cod which survive to age 2) in each year included in the population model was estimated from an adult biomass-recruitment model (described below).

Likewise, the cost of premature mortality is measured using the probability of employment for a given age and gender, varying by BMI, and is projected forward from 2020 to 2050.

If current trends were projected forward, then by 2025 the percentage of home ownership could be below 60% - lower than most other European countries.