Sentence examples for forecast responses from inspiring English sources

In contrast to market-level and route-level elasticities reported in the literature, flight-level elasticities can forecast responses in demand due to day-to-day price fluctuations.

We found that, compared with audio-only, the video channel of our desktop video conferencing prototype adds or improves the ability to show understanding, forecast responses, give nonverbal information, enhance verbal descriptions, manage pauses, and express attitudes.

These have several advantages that included less experiment numbers, suitability for multiple factor experiments, search for relativity between factors, and finding of the most suitable conditions and forecast response [ 23].

Despite numerous reports of molecularly derived biomarkers to diagnose disease [ 4], predict prognosis for individual patients [ 5], and forecast response to therapy [ 6], the majority of biomarkers do not reach clinical use.

There is an urgent need to take such interactions into account to accurately predict biological responses to change, although in most systems, a suitable framework for forecasting responses to multiple stressors remains lacking.

To forecast the responses of species to future climate change, an understanding of the ability of species to adapt to long-term shifts in temperature is crucial.

He added, "Private sector forecasters have shaved about half a percentage point from their 2012 unemployment rate forecast in response to the improvement in the job market since we made our forecast".

"Whilst we would normally hesitate to change a Bank Rate forecast in response to a single speech this time is different: the Governor's assessment of the risks now points in the same direction as our own and the financial markets'".

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has recorded a weather forecast in response to the "gay floods" row sparked by one of his party's councillors.

Therefore, understanding the role of such variables will improve our ability to design effective policies and to accurately forecast the response to policy interventions as well as natural trends.

Third, preparing carefully constructed trailers as in the present study might be too expensive to justify the cost-effectiveness of forecasting students' responses to teaching.