Sentence examples for policy to predict from inspiring English sources
"Those scores are what we use in public policy to predict the number of jail cell beds we need".
"Those scores are what we use in public policy to predict the number of jail cell beds we need". Kids poisoned by lead are seven times more likely to drop out of school, said Norton.
Cancer incidence and prevalence estimates are necessary to inform health policy, to predict public health impact and to identify etiological factors.
The results from the models can help policy makers to predict the impact of policies on overall emissions in the freight transportation sector.
Based on the findings and limitations of this study, therefore, the paper reflects on the utility and challenges of using policy analysis to predict and to influence contemporary health policy processes.
LULC change scenarios that do not assume a REDD policy, like those presented here, could be used by policy makers to predict business-as-usual country-level deforestation and associated emissions rates.
But the views of a new generation of leaders that arose in the early 21st century were unknown, which makes the direction of Chinese policy difficult to predict.
The wealth of knowledge which has gone into the development of simulation models such as SOCRATES, RothC [18], CENTURY [19] and Introductory Carbon Balance Model (ICBM) [20], and the fact that they do not require detailed analyses to perform accurate simulations, provides a promising avenue for policy makers to predict the impacts of climate change on the cycling of SOC in terrestrial ecosystems.
Mathematical models can be used as health policy tools to predict the emergence and transmission of antiviral resistance [ 1- 5].
Information regarding the effectiveness of previous MMR vaccination against mumps complications is needed to support this policy and to predict the effect on mumps-related disease.
HIA has four characteristics: assessing a policy proposal to predict population health and equity impacts, a structured process for stakeholder dialogue, making recommendations and flexibly adapting to the policy process.
