Sentence examples for major forecast from inspiring English sources

The major forecast models suggest the intensity of the heat dome, at its core, may near rare thresholds.

For the first time, an early forecast of the onset of an El Niño with a high probability of being correct was later "downgraded" by major forecast centers, for example, NOAA Climate Prediction Center (CPC), International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI), Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) of Australia, among others.

ZenithOptimedia, which presents major forecasts in June and December, began to increase its estimates for 2003 in a quarterly report in April.

Q: The other major forecasting model, which is at the Upshot, doesn't give the GOP as high of a chance of taking the Senate.

Dr. Asrar said five major forecasting groups around the world, including the United States' National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and its National Weather Service, have arranged to get the Aqua data to see if it improves weather forecasts.

"If the Europe mess weren't there, there would be a good case for letting taxes go back up," said Joel Prakken, the chairman of Macroeconomic Advisers, a major forecasting firm.

Though forecasting future demand is an essential part of business planning and operation, most major forecasting methods are applied only to regular consuming items, showing gradual sales trend caused by seasonal cycles.

LNG demand is set to rise 6-96-9%er the next few years, and experience non-stop growth for as far out as major forecasting bodies are modeling.

All major forecasting agencies predicted an above-average season.

However, that study compared local recurrence after conservative surgery and after mastectomy, and did not take account of major forecast-relevant factors such as the SBR grade, RH or vascular peri-tumor emboli [ 18].

Contrary to all major forecasts by national and international agencies over the last few decades, life expectancy has not reached a plateau but has continued to increase by about two years per decade [ 5- 7].