Sentence examples for forecasts of life from inspiring English sources

Observed data are depicted in black Fig. 12 Prospective forecasts of life expectancy at birth for British (left) and Danish (right) men of the proposed model (blue), the P-spline approach (magenta), the LC model (red), and four of its variants: h0 (light red), h1 (yellow), h2 (green), and coherent (navy blue).

Also, it was clear, Laurence's forecast of life everlasting was disturbing and a trifle dreamy.

The Sun carries nine pages, including a dire forecast of life in Britain over the next decade should we stay in the European Union and 20 reasons to vote leave by columnist Rod Liddle.

Moreover, the forecasts of remaining life expectancy at age 65 are given for the proposed model in Figure 11 in the Appendix.

Observed data are depicted in black Fig. 11 Validating forecasts of remaining life expectancy at age 65 for British (left) and Danish (right) women (red) and men (blue) of the proposed model.

These results urge careful consideration of the survival cost of reproduction in predictions of a fish stock's reproductive and recovery capacity and in model forecasts of fish life-history evolution.

The Economist, never a known fan of the minimum wage, recently ran a feature, "Where to Be Born in 2013," for which its researchers put together comprehensive quality-of-life forecasts for eighty countries.

And weather forecasts are a matter of life and death – thousands of lives are saved every year by people taking notice of weather forecasts.

Alho et al. (2006) give details. Figure 7 shows, for the case of Austria, two point forecasts for the level of life expectancy up to 2050, and three different prediction intervals.

Conservative results of life forecasting which well correlate with experimental data are received.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has already forecast that on current trajectories of life expectancy, the state pensionable age could reach 70 by the mid-2060s, but Labour and financial experts have warned that it could come sooner than expected.