Sentence examples for make accurate forecasts from inspiring English sources

In the early stages of manufacturing systems, it is often difficult to obtain sufficient data to make accurate forecasts.

There is no way of isolating the various factors that affect growth.But there are more fundamental questions about the nature of the subject beyond the failure of economists to make accurate forecasts.

Mr. Elliott said that a very long-term approach forced investors to miss out on highly profitable market moves, like the rally in stocks last year, and that there were too many variables to make accurate forecasts much more than six or nine months ahead.

Dr. Francis T. Bonner, chairman of Stony Brook's chemistry department from 1958 to 1970, said that Dr. Friedman's research "became critical in the literature of oceanography and physiology, among other fields and applications". Dr. Bonner continued: "For example, in order to make accurate forecasts of weather, you need an accurate model of the medium.

We show how our Contributory Provision Point (CPP) contracts reward consumers with reduced prices for advance reservations, while allowing providers to make accurate forecasts of energy usage.

In a new study, researchers have used machine learning teaching computers to recognize patterns in large data sets to make accurate forecasts about which animals might harbor dangerous viruses, bacteria, and fungi.

By clearly defining and controlling the service duration, the business owners can make accurate forecast and sell the inventory by chunk with prices adjusted by demand.

We made the critical and startling discovery that even though retailer demand is unpredictable enough to make accurate forecasting impossible, the overall buying patterns of Sport Obermeyer's retailers were remarkably similar.

It not only makes accurate forecasts using small data sets but it also facilitates knowledge learning for engineers.

Mark Harper, the Immigration minister, told the committee that the range of estimates being bandied about demonstrated the problem in making accurate forecasts and admitted ministers would be held to account if their predictions proved "hopelessly inaccurate".

Still, the best of the breed certainly earn their keep by making accurate forecasts of earnings.