Sentence examples for correctly projected from inspiring English sources

Whether the agency has correctly projected price for fossil fuels for the next four decades is not so clear.

Real Clear Politics' Sean Trende has developed a county-level demographic regression based on these (and a few other related) factors that correctly projected Romney's losses in Alabama and Mississippi.

Starting in 2002, I have correctly projected the winner of the Heisman Trophy every single year.

During the four drafts between 2010 and 2013, Kiper has correctly projected 28 out of 128 total picks in the First Round.

Although Bennis didn't correctly project the intermingling of the two roles, he did clearly articulate the importance of their separate functions.

Depending on the final count, it seems possible that less than 10% of surveys came close to correctly projecting Obama's edge.

The Texans made the controversial decision to select him with the top pick in the draft ahead of running back Reggie Bush, correctly projecting him as a building block.

And if all emeralds are grue(t) for some critical time t, then the natural projection rule abandons its conjecture "all emeralds are green" at time t one mind change and thereafter correctly projects "all emeralds are grue(t)".

While selecting all 63 games of the NCAA tournament is certainly a daunting, nearly-impossible task, correctly projecting the NFL draft is also quite the undertaking.

As we co-electroporated two plasmids (pCAG-Zic2 and pCAG-EGFP), it is likely that axons correctly projecting and arborizing in the medial areas of the colliculus are those that express EGFP but do not co-express Zic2 or express it at low levels.

The simulation results implied that modifications that related to the changing relative use of a PCI to a CABG were more important for correctly projecting the numbers of CARPs than modifications that related only to the increased effectiveness of PCI procedures.