Sentence examples for changes in the forecast from inspiring English sources

We did some further testing on the stock market component of the model over the weekend after it produced some especially large changes in the forecast last week, and dampened its effect slightly — but our analysis suggests that accounting for the stock market should improve model performance.

These forecast errors can become even larger if a country experiences long-term trend changes in the forecast years.

This can be useful for populations, which undergo irregular mortality developments and that face long-term trend changes in the forecast years.

"And really there has been no change in the forecast track".

With no change in the forecast and with television networks and sodden fans in need of clarity, the men's final was rescheduled for 4 p.m. Monday, which is becoming standard procedure.

You're a girl, why do you want to be in hardware?" Correction: June 24 , 2004 Thursday A front-page article yesterday about a sex discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart misstated the change in the forecast for the price of the company's stock made by Emme P. Kozloff, a retailing analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein.

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.

By contrast, we expect greater performance differences between the models in the Danish case due to the long-term trend change in the forecast years.

The LC model and its variants of RH perform better; the approaches assuming converging mortality capture the trend change in the forecast years even better.

Also, at the same time, a lot of changes happened in the forecast for future crude prices.

Alliance, based in Las Vegas, said suits were filed in June and July 2004 against the company and officers after changes in the company's forecast of earnings and a decline in its share price.