Sentence examples for forecasting the effects from inspiring English sources
Physiological ecologists who design computer models to predict how animals handle heat are forecasting the effects of climate change.
Understanding forest succession is required when designing management strategies, analyzing forest functioning, and forecasting the effects of changes in disturbance regime of forests.
We detail the development and application of a simulation model to aid decision making concerning the procedures followed in the Office of Film and Literature Classification, by forecasting the effects of possible management initiatives.
Forecasting the effects of global changes on high altitude ecosystems requires an understanding of the long-term relationships between biota and forcing factors to identify resilience thresholds.
Therefore, the model analyzed here is not appropriate for forecasting the effects of management decisions on one particular cod stock, but instead is meant to demonstrate expected trends and patterns for stocks and species with life histories similar to those investigated in this study.
Forecasting the effects of climate change on nitrogen (N) cycling in pastures requires an understanding of changes in tissue N. We examined the effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration, atmospheric warming and simulated grazing (clipping frequency) on aboveground and belowground tissue N concentrations and C : N ratios of a C3 pasture grass.
However, forecasting the effect of such programs on power demand requires accurate models that can efficiently describe and predict changes in consumer activities as a response to pricing alterations.
Our simulation approach has provided us an effective tool, which allows us to forecast the effects of the changes on the performance and efficiency.
Even if the recession does end this year, as the more optimistic economists forecast, the effects of it could be felt for years to come.
Extrapolating from past patterns to forecast the effects of the proposed roads and highways, the study said, at worst, only 5% of Amazonia might remain as pristine forest in 2020, with a further 24% being lightly degraded and the rest badly damaged or gone.There are good reasons for hoping that things will not turn out so badly.
