Sentence examples for forecasts to derive from inspiring English sources

Economists at Goldman Sachs have plotted market expectations of short-term interest rates against consensus inflation forecasts to derive expected real policy rates for several major markets.

Here we define a "real-time tsunami forecast" to derive the information required for evacuation before the first arrival of a tsunami at the coast.

We used FAO forecasts [39,60] to derive estimates for cropland area change and crop yields until 2050 (for reference see [54]).

As a company executive, you have access to more detailed numbers, a la your CRM and accounting systems — so it's possible to build more advanced forecasting models to derive these metrics.

We used the UN population forecast [57] to derive an estimate of the additional area needed for urban areas and infrastructure as follows.

We argue that backtesting of the forecasting models used to derive ES can be based on a multinomial test of Value-at-Risk (VaR) exceptions at several levels.

In the literature, correlation based forecasting studies aim to derive quantities such as cloud speeds and directions in a deterministic way.

Instead, it uses "swarms," or the hive mind to derive forecasts and conclusions.

Intriguingly, despite the fact that our knowledge of seasonal influenza is at a relatively advanced level, few if any attempts have made use of this information to derive forecasts for the H1N1 pandemic by simple extrapolation.

Here, precipitation inputs from an ensemble of almost 20 different realizations of rainfall fields have been used to derive flood forecasts.

In summary, we propose a framework, which appears to be applicable to derive mortality forecasts for developed populations experiencing stable and unstable mortality developments.