Sentence examples for made projections to from inspiring English sources

We have analysed the most recently released data and made projections to 2030 using all data up to 2009, and also limited the analysis to data between 1975 and 2005.

Removing the assumption of a regular periodic patch system would be justified if small populations of neurons, on the scale of single patches or single functional domains in cortex, collectively made projections to a common set of patches arranged across cortex in an unpatterned manner.

J.B.: The U.N. makes projections to the year 2050 every 2 years and every 4 or 5 years they make a longer year projection.

FAO, IFPRI and the World Bank have all attempted to make projections to the year 20.

FAO, IFPRI and the World Bank have all attempted to make projections to the year 2010.10 Although there are some problems with comparability because of such factors as the differences in base year data, country and commodity coverage and regional definition, indicative comparisons of production, total use and net trade in cereals are possible.

"There's a high risk to making projections at this stage".

A group of 22 researchers, including several of the world's foremost climate scientists, contend that we have been thinking about climate change far too narrowly by making projections only to the year 2100.

In breast cancer research, given the progress in the field, it is an appropriate time for us to take stock of our past accomplishments, and to make projections on where we would like to be.

The Americans make projections and try to suggest their own opinion instead of the reality," IRNA quoted foreign minister Ali Akbar Salehi as saying.

"The analysts are going to pressure you to make projections about revenues and profits," said Andrew Edson, who owns the public-relations company that bears his name in Manhattan and Jericho.

However, the static snapshot of EF accounting is not designed to make projections of future sustainability consequences, which fails to elicit policy implications from a dynamic, temporally explicit perspective.