Sentence examples for means that forecasting from inspiring English sources

Karimpana notes that the nature of the company's subscription based model also means that forecasting revenue is a rather predictable and easy task.

Does this poor track record of prediction mean that forecasting future demand for Ph.D.s is impossible?

Empirical studies using this method by Labys [20] came to the conclusion that most agricultural commodities had black noise, which meant that forecasting the agricultural commodity price was rather difficult.

It would be worth checking with the Met Office directly, but as I understand it, better modelled physics now means that forecasts achieve accuracy levels five days ahead that, until recently, were only available one day ahead.

This means that forecasts are up to date in minutes, and scenarios can be easily re- vised and shared.

This means that forecasts of the position and timing at which a thunderstorm will be generated from a weak convergence are sensitive to errors in the initial conditions.

This means that forecasts of the exact genetic diversity impact on a population may inherently exhibit increasing uncertainty through time, making it difficult to predict exact genetic composition into the future.

The latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) suggest the Brexit vote means that will no longer be possible.

It would mean that forecasts' production is not driven by climate experts (as it is today), but is conceived as a social activity that takes root in local society (Holloway 2003; Basher 2006; Holloway and Roomaney 2008; Glantz and Baudoin 2014; Kelman and Glantz 2014).

One can see that remarkable auto-correlation is seen at time lags that are less than 5 to 6 hours, which means that the forecasting error is very different from a white noise.

But the weaker economic prospects over the next few years as a result means that these forecasts are likely to be revised substantially in the autumn statement next month".