Sentence examples for foundation forecast from inspiring English sources

A study published last June by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation forecast that without the ACA, the ranks of the uninsured in California would soar by 2021 to 7.5 million, compared with only 3.4 million if the ACA remains in place. .

The foundation has forecast that by 2020 the national living wage will reach £8.20 – less than previously estimated.

The foundation cites forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), which predicted a challenging fiscal climate in the face of Brexit and wider international economic uncertainty.

A foundation of forecasting Tropical Cyclones (TCs) is to locate their centers.

This work had laid the foundations for forecasting desert locust plagues (now carried out by FAO).

It is important for the assessment and prediction of differential frost heave and thaw settlement of the pipeline foundations soils, forecasting the development of the seasonal and inter-annual frozen and thawed cylinders around the operating pipeline, stress strain analysis of the pipeline, and mitigation of subsequent frost hazards.

A strong budget cannot be based simply on internal analysis; an understanding of the financial environment in which the organization operates must lie at the foundation of any forecast.

Another concern for online application of our approach is an open forecasting platform to support the data transfer among different wind farms, which can provide a solid foundation for improving the forecasting accuracy based on errors from neighboring wind farms.

Detailed spatial and temporal passenger distribution patterns are the foundation for the passenger forecasting model.

These forecasts are the foundation on which the commercial products are built.

Combining these data with information about avian migratory patterns, landscape characteristics, and weather conditions, over space and time, will provide the foundation for developing spatial analytical and forecasting models to assess the risk for human illness.