Sentence examples for challenging to forecast from inspiring English sources

Immune-mediated ADRs are rarely observed during clinical trials and are extremely challenging to forecast.

Evaluation of solar forecasts is restricted to daylight hours, because nighttime solar radiation is not challenging to forecast.

As pointed out previously, Denmark's life expectancy at birth (right panel) is challenging to forecast due to a trend change in the forecast years.

Although many of these approaches can yield better forecasts than the original Lee-Carter model, it is still challenging to forecast unsteady mortality developments such as turning points in the long-term trend (Coelho and Nunes 2011) or the aging of mortality decline (Horiuchi and Wilmoth 1995).

Rambus did not issue forward guidance, saying "the second half of the year is a challenge to forecast given the number of patent license agreements and renewals we are currently negotiating," according to a release.

"There are many challenges to forecasting those storm clouds and there will be many challenges to dealing with the issues they will bring".

Without standards for sustainability information, investors are limited in their ability to forecast challenges and identify opportunities.

With no sustainability standards set in place, investors are limited in their ability to forecast challenges and identify opportunities.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) today announced its first health-related challenge, which asks scientific teams to forecast over 6 months how the debilitating disease might spread in the Americas and the Caribbean.

The attempt to forecast IS outsourcing success using the affecting factors thus becomes challenging.

Given the impending climate challenges being forecast globally it is likely that this third perspective will be the strongest impetus for CSR moving forward.