Sentence examples for comparison of projected from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a comparison of projected potential roadkill locations based on environmental factors and human population density among different taxonomic groups revealed substantially different distributions.

This is bound to have serious cost implications, and until this is openly acknowledged, direct comparison of projected MWh costs from any intermittent renewable source with corresponding MWh costs from non-intermittent new nuclear generation is fundamentally invalid, and likely to be badly misleading.

In this paper we demonstrate a straightforward method for allocating expected LULC change given at a spatially coarse level to a grid cell-level and predicting the impacts of such mapped change on the provision of several ecosystem services and habitat (see Text S1 for a comparison of projected changes to actual changes that have occurred since 2000).

Comparison of projected rotavirus vaccine health effects and costs over 20 years showed its use to be cost-effective.

To summarize the main finding, the use of counterfactual comparison of projected action-outcome alternatives, i.e., the avoidance of future regret, was attenuated in OCD patients compared with control subjects, whereas expected value influenced choice equally in both groups.

My recent 10-year comparisons of projected versus actual assets show a 20percentt understatement of actual assets, enough to produce the deficit.

That single number isn't the only reason projects are approved, but it is considered critical in allowing a comparison of projects to ensure public money is well spent.

In addition, a comparison of projects' real behavior is carried out and their technical performance in terms of energy production and suitability of the technologies implemented is analyzed.

It creates the basis for comparison of projects, and the model results could be used as a base for decision-making in the sector of development cooperation and, in particular, sustainability of rural energy supply systems.

From a feature perspective, they would seek a user friendly interface (possibly internet-based) that can be integrated into their content workflow process and that facilitate the comparison of project statuses over time.

A review and comparison of projects in different countries, (Altermann et al. 1991), must look at at least four dimensions: contextual variables, program characteristics, implementation characteristics, and outputs and outcomes.