Sentence examples for forecasting future trends from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the economic and political aspects of energy problems have prompted many researchers and analysts to focus their attention on the Hubbert Peak Theory with the aim of forecasting future trends in oil production.
First, as analytics move from historical to predictive, the time-honored role of data evaluating and quantifying past performance will shift toward forecasting future trends and events.
Instead of using foresight approaches, anticipating the future of transport systems has traditionally focused on analysing and extrapolating past trends and forecasting future trends.
"It demonstrates the value and potential of this approach for a wide range of similar problems in climate change research, where past data and current numerical modeling have significant limitations when it comes to forecasting future trends and patterns".
However, forecasting future trends in land use or forest management and examining the impact on carbon remains difficult.
Ensuring the comparability and quality requirements of various data sources by creating and coordinating health information standards [ 1] Allowing the analysis of past and forecasting future trends through the creating of longitudinal databases on health spending, health delivery and health human resource [ 2].
Statistics is easy to apply whereas simulation models enable researchers to forecast future trends as well as test different scenarios.
Disentangling the politics, the author illustrates how the ordering principles have evolved, explains recent dynamics in political processes and provides the groundwork needed to better forecast future trends.
Here, to forecast future trends in species occurrences and richness, we fitted species environment models with temperature data from three climate scenarios and simulated up to a 40% decrease in snow cover duration (SCD 3.
A set of econometric models has been developed to estimate the historical trend of energy demand and GHG emissions in the transport sector during 1989 2007 and to forecast future trends to 2030.
A bottom-up model was developed to estimate the historical oil consumption and CO2 emissions from China's road transport sector between 1997 and 2002 and to forecast future trends in oil consumption and CO2 emissions up to 2030.
