Sentence examples for more robust projection from inspiring English sources

In its budget update, the administration will project economic growth next year of 3.2percentt, a more robust projection than most private economists are making.

For more robust projections, says Manga, "we need more and better data".

Results suggest that compound event assessments would be valuable, taking into consideration larger set of simulations, to obtain more robust projections.

The value of such a spatially validated mechanistic model is more robust projections for runoff and other components of the water balance under future climates.

Thus, POD projection method is more robust and adaptive than POD interpolation method for wider ranges of heat transfer problems.

In an era where tracking all of that data becomes increasingly important thanks to more robust predictive tools and considerably more processing power to make those projections, SurveyMonkey's data is likely even more valuable than it was when it raised funding in 2014.

To circumvent such problems, Fig.  5 emphasises quantitative data (the layer 3 5 ratio) obtained for two or more projections in the same study, thus enabling a more robust comparison of ascending and descending connections assessed with identical methodology.

Other criticism was more robust.

On the positive side, G.M. -- whose profits have been far more robust than its crosstown rival Ford Motor -- forecast improving results for 2004 on the strength of a new product wave and optimistic projections for North American industry sales.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

We have to be more robust.