Sentence examples for excess forecast from inspiring English sources

The ratio of the excess forecast variance to the minimum forecast variance was 4.016.

The reliability-in-the-small was.0000 and the ratio of the excess forecast variance to the minimum forecast variance was 2.526, indicating that the observed variability of the predictions of the Y-ACNAT-NO was approximately 2.5 times the minimum variability that is necessary.

It did, however, drop 5percentt on Friday, closing at $87.8125, despite posting quarterly results that were well in excess of published forecasts.

"We are pleased to report that the performance in our business has continued to be strong with like for like sales remaining in excess of management forecasts although, as previously reported, we have suffered some loss of margin from the weakness in the euro in JD's euro denominated business," the statement said.

This year we're forecasting in excess of that amount".

The tunnel is able to meet its financial obligations now in large part because revenue guarantees from railroads -- based on traffic forecasts vastly in excess of actual volume -- do not expire until late 2006.

"Members acknowledged that a case could be made for easing policy immediately in light of the generally disappointing reports on the recent performance of the economy, the ongoing disinflation trend in a period of already low inflation, and forecasts of persisting excess capacity," the minutes said.

Serious protectionism could turn the good deflation of excess supply I've been forecasting into the bad deflation of deficient demand.

That being said we continue to forecast Brilinta sales in excess of $1bn this year and maintain our +$2bn sales target for 2018 reflecting its strong position ahead of Plavix in the more important ACS indication.

In contrast to the heat effects discussed earlier, the uncertainty ranges (shown by width of confidence intervals) of the excess relative risk derived from all forecasts except for 1-day-ahead and 3-day-ahead RDF forecasts were smaller than those from the observations.

But Mrs. Wachner's critics say the short-term methods she used to meet analysts' forecasts -- like selling excess inventory at cut-rate prices -- now haunt her.