Sentence examples for forecast consequences from inspiring English sources
Understanding how this variability is modulated by topography, vegetation and population densities and how this impact on ungulate demography is an important step in order to forecast consequences of alternative management scenarios or the effects of climate change.
The idea was to use computers to forecast the consequences of a thermonuclear explosion; eventually, the IAS computer was also put to more peaceful uses in biology and meteorology.
Dynamic modeling will show context and trends and help forecast possible consequences — all within the workflow of lawmaking — so policy makers and interested citizens can better understand the impact of making, or failing to make, important policy decisions.
Implementation of the designed model on computer allows to forecast the consequences caused by sudden switch on of water firefighting units and work out advanced measures on steady ventilation of workings which are equipped with belt conveyers.
Forecasting and planning The participants anticipated possible effects of their planned actions and forecast possible consequences; e.g., "If I change the weighting of the quality criteria in that way, than the supplier from the Czech Republic may be will be the best choice".
Efforts to test the hypothesised positive link between ecosystem services and functions and biodiversity are increasing in order to forecast the consequences of the present erosion of biodiversity on ecosystem functions and to provide an additional basis for the conservation of biodiversity.
Imagine if web browsers and smartphones, the gateways through which people make these choices, were truly watching out for people and helped them forecast the consequences of clicks (based on real data about what benefits and costs it actually had?).
For example, knowledge of how species and assemblages distribute along temperature gradients is key to forecast the consequences of global warming on species distributional ranges and interactions [15] [16].
Addressing genetic effects of physical barriers and reproductive behaviors in novel populations may forecast evolutionary consequences of human intervention.
Around the Yankees, this is mostly accomplished by forecasting dire consequences for every imaginable obstacle.
