Sentence examples for forecasts that rely from inspiring English sources

As Neumark et al. (2013) show, using a mixed strategy that uses the trend in within-occupational educational attainments alongside a validity check on their wage effects, forecasts that rely on static O'NET, and expert-based data could significantly underestimate the future demand for high-skilled jobs.

But it is possible to make an educated guess about how it will affect certain strategies that rely on analyst forecasts.

Oxford researchers published a study earlier this year that forecast, "A global switch to diets that rely less on meat and more on fruit and vegetables could save up to 8 million lives by 2050, reduce greenhouse gas emissions by two thirds, and lead to healthcare-related savings and avoided climate damages of $1.5 trillion".

Yet, CS faces a challenge of inadmissibility of agreement-to-agree in common law, and the rigidity of the mainstream financing structures that rely on long-term forecasts.

Future work may also include experimenting models that rely on affect and language features for forecasting ILI dynamics several weeks in advance.

Oxfam has forecast that the price spike will have a devastating impact in developing countries that rely heavily on food imports, including parts of Latin America, North Africa and the Middle East.

However, this evidence is insufficient to determine whether timber market models that rely on conventional timber supply specifications will suffer from significant forecasting biases.

Pollsters that invested in more expensive dual samples to reach Americans on both landline and mobile phones should have produced more accurate forecasts of Congressional voting, while those that relied only on traditional landline samples found greater support for Republican candidates.

The strand of literature that relies on Google Trends for forecasting and now-casting is extensive too.

But that relies on sport being legitimate.

The company relies upon a commercially available statistical forecasting system to produce forecasts that are subsequently judgementally adjusted based on marketing intelligence gathered by the company forecasters.