Sentence examples for data and projections of from inspiring English sources

The main research needs identified centered on improving regional data and projections of the future frequency and severity of extreme events.

Even though 454 pyrosequencing is not a panacea, it allows for more comprehensive insights into the diversity of protistan communities, and combined with appropriate statistical tools, enables improved ecological interpretations of the data and projections of global diversity.

Assessment of the prevalence, complications, costs and outcomes of diabetes in Algeria has been rather limited by insufficient data and projections on the significance of the disease from a public health perspective.

Evolutionary rescue can either be addressed by experimental evolution experiments (Bell and Gonzalez 2009) or its likelihood can be inferred from laboratory-based estimate of adaptive genetic variance along with field data on population sizes and projections of selection regimes.

Among the questions raised by the mountains of data (and projections) about race and ethnicity from the Census Bureau is this: what exactly does "white" mean, anyway?

The numbers are based on detailed OECD data for 2002 to 2009 and projections of the aggregated spending for the years 2010 to 2012.

The correspondence between typical raw data, denoised images, class averages and projections of the final model are shown in Figure 1.

Data on country-specific estimates and projections of family planning indicators were from an estimates and projections database of the United Nations Population Division (11).

That's the forecast of "Best Jobs for the 21st Century" [JIST Publishing, $19.95], based on the salary data and employment projections of the U.S. Department of Labor.

Given the unique contributions that data from both national population surveys and ANC surveillance can make in informing national HIV estimates, it is critical to understand how these estimates differ currently, whether these differences have changed over time, and how Spectrum can best incorporate both data sources to obtain accurate estimates and projections of national HIV epidemics.

We can distinguish between historical climate data (five articles) [ 19– 23, 24] 24] and projections of future changes in climate (three articles) [ 19– 219.