Sentence examples for forecasts well from inspiring English sources

A distinct feature of the ICCYF is that it generates in-season yield forecasts well before the end of the growing season and provides a probability distribution of the forecasted yields.

We observe that allowing for infrequent and large parameter shifts while imposing normal and homoskedastic errors often leads to erratic forecasts, but that the model typically forecasts well if it is made more robust by allowing for non-normal errors and time varying variances.

Always prepare for your journey by studying charts of where you plan to go and check weather conditions and forecasts well before you shove off.

31, and has now lowered its revenue forecast well below analysts' full-year forecast of $126.5 billion, it still expects full-year earnings of $3.76 to $3.88 a share.

Unlike earthquakes or hurricanes, droughts and food price increases take time to develop, and the resulting hunger crises are forecast well in advance.

Most chase days you find something pretty mediocre, so missing an event forecast well in advance, as I had, is twice as annoying.

"We feel very confident taking our sales forecast well above $1 billion in breast cancer," David Epstein, the head of pharmaceuticals for Novartis, said on the company's earnings conference call on Thursday.

We would note that the storm had been forecast well in advance and that preparations had been made prior to its arrival, which we expect will limit the potential damage it inflicts.

I never forecast (well, hardly ever) and only rarely read forecasts.

Yet in practice, they all can forecast well and typically much better than conventional regression models.

Typhoon Haiyan was forecast well in advance of landfall, but took the Philippines and global experts by surprise with its strength and destructive power.