Sentence examples for longer-term estimates from inspiring English sources

Predictions can always be thrown out by unexpected events, and longer-term estimates must be treated with even more care.

There are three explanations for this latter finding that seem to be consistent with our evidence: First, institutions of codetermination may yield sluggish wage reactions, and longer-term estimates might show a response that mimics those without codetermination.

Detailed readings from the anchored instruments over five years were matched up with separate measurements taken nearby since 1948 from weather ships, providing a much longer-term estimate of shifts in the deep currents.

Rather, it suggests that the time-varying EEPAS model contains information about earthquake occurrence on a 5-year timescale that is not contained in longer term estimates of seismicity.

Longer-term, IHS Markit estimates that vehicle miles travelled will grow to an all-time high of 11 billion per year by 2040, which represents a 65% increase since 2017.

It was considered implausible that the longer-term mortality estimates for severe sepsis patients would become lower than that for the general population.

We undertook additional primary data analysis to inform the longer-term survival estimates for severe sepsis survivors based on a cohort of 345 subjects from the Scottish Intensive Care Society (SICS) prospective, observational, multicentre, epidemiological study of severe sepsis [ 23].

Thus, we expect that longer-term exposure estimates (monthly, trimester, and entire-pregnancy averages) derived from CALINE models closely reflect residential exposure to local traffic-generated pollutants because traffic counts and mixing heights are based on long-term, annual, or seasonal average observations.

But Greece is also likely to need another longer-term bailout — estimated at up to $84 billion — before it can get its budget deficit, currently at 7.5 percent of gross domestic product, into a surplus.

Instead, a decision-analytic model will be constructed to synthesize longer-term cost effectiveness estimates in a secondary analysis [ 84].

Due to the chronic nature of longer-term depression, an estimate of lifetime costs and benefits is required [ 15].