Sentence examples for change in projected from inspiring English sources

Model projections over 30 years showed no change in projected population growth rates achieved using demographic data before the fire, as well as demographic data after fire mortalities were accounted for (6.5% p.a).

Changing patient weight by 5 kg led to a change in projected savings of 6.7%.

Donald Trump's massive, "very serious" wall, which continues to change in projected height depending on who Trump is talking to and how he is feeling about Mexico on any given day, has made it into the official Republican party platform.

Fig. 15 Seasonal change in projected precipitation compared to baseline period.

The primary driver of the change in projected spending is greater ad spending on – you guessed it – Facebook, the company says.

Seasonal change in projected precipitation for future period, compared to the baseline period shows that that autumn season has highest projected percentage increase in precipitation for all RCPs (Fig. 15).

Computed changes in projected climatic parameters indicate that current areas of the Euro-Mediterranean domain will be hotter and drier.

Over the study period, the changes in projected AFCS between the G-CF and BAU scenarios gradually widen in the Kampar, Pelalawan, Siak, and Indragiri Hulu districts.

Without any changes in projected emissions, warmer temperatures could cut average global incomes by up to 23percentt at the end of the century.

However, the logarithmic changes in projected area and circularity, which are generally evident in the leaf charcoal samples, indicate that the period of substantive change has been captured in these cases.

Estimation for the cost-effectiveness analysis will include: measurement of costs, measurement of changes in projected quality-adjusted life years, and calculation of a cost-effectiveness ratio for each active intervention compared to usual care.