Sentence examples for models projected that from inspiring English sources
Some mathematical models projected that Liberia would face thousands of new cases weekly by December.
Global models projected that, precipitation in Great Plains of the United States will decrease in summer and increase in spring and winter.
The model projected that — unlike as in 2008 — California voters would have rejected a same-sex marriage ban had it been on the ballot in November 2012.
Our model projected that, compared to NHNS, lifetime cumulative cervical cancer mortality approximately doubled with HNS.
Our model projected that over the next 40 years, at the current incidence rates, the number of youth with T1DM and T2DM may increase by 23%and49%9%, respectively.
The model projected that smoking would delay the achievement of the millennium development goal mortality target by at least 20 years in all WHO regions; smoking would also render the target unreachable in the western Pacific (table 2).
The model projected that routine quadrivalent HPV vaccination of 12-year-old girls will reduce the incidence rate of HPV16/18-related HPV16/18-relatedby 59% at year 50 and by 97% at year 100.
Our model projected that HPV vaccination could prevent approximately 163,000 cases of cervical cancer, 48,000 deaths from cervical cancer and 11.4 million genital warts in the next 50 years.
The model projected that routine vaccination of 12-year-old girls will reduce the incidence of HPV6/11-related genital warts among females by 94%, HPV6/11/16/18-related CIN1 by 98%, and HPV16/18-related HPV16/18-related CIN2/300.
The model projected that passive smoking would increase the cumulative number of tuberculosis cases and deaths between 2010 and 2050 by 35% and 167%, respectively, higher than the baseline scenario, to 369 million tuberculosis cases and 149 million deaths from tuberculosis, respectively (incorporating both active and passive smoking).
Widely accepted statistical models project that the plant will cause some three hundred premature deaths annually, from ailments like lung disease and stroke.
