Sentence examples for population forecasters from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this is the standard forecasting methodology among population forecasters (Keilman & Cruijsen, 1992).

Population forecasters have been caught on the hop by unexpectedly big improvements in longevity.

Although national population forecasters typically and increasingly do assess trends in other countries, recent past developments in the country in question still receive heavy attention.

All theoretical limits to life expectancy (e.g. Olshansky, Carnes, & Cassel 1990) have been subsequently surpassed by real-life developments, which were not usually foreseen by population forecasters (Oeppen & Vaupel 2002).

Last summer, the Urban Institute released a "Prison Population Forecaster," which reveals some uncomfortable truths about the steps required to end mass incarceration.

"Reduce new admissions" and "reduce length of stay" are two options that users of the Prison Population Forecaster may choose under the drop-down menu "select policy change," in order to calculate how greatly they could affect the prison population.

In the wake of this historic release the Prison Population Forecaster, a tool developed by the Urban Institute for the use of the Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections, has reported that the Federal Bureau of Prisons' population is expected to drop to approximately 194,000 prisoners by year end 2016.

As much as we might hope that ending the drug war would drastically reduce mass incarceration, the Prison Population Forecaster suggests that reducing the number of inmates in U.S. prisons may require additional steps that are unthinkable now, just as reducing penalties for drugs may have seemed unthinkable at the height of the War on Drugs era in the late 1980s and '90s.

By the weekend the heat was expected to cover nearly 50percentt of the country and impact nearly half the population, according to AccuWeather.com forecaster Mary Yoon.

Bridges needs to be built between the forecasters and the population, and also between the forecasters and the policymakers.

The Philippines has one of the highest birth rates in Asia, and forecasters say the population could double within three decades.