Sentence examples for potential projections from inspiring English sources

Species with low abundances at the range margin have low, if not null, migration potential projections, irrespective of forest density in the area into which the species is projected to migrate.

Despite the potential, projections for growth in traffic and aircraft sales in the region lags other BRIC nations.

Companies sometimes may offer a wide range of potential projections — such as the case of Snapchat, which the leaked deck shows its 2017 revenue could range from $500 million to $1 billion.

Based on these considerations we will fourthly extrapolate three scenarios as potential projections of how the introduction of fully automated vehicles might play out and discuss their implications in relation to the future transport system and (auto mobility before we conclude with an outlook regarding the needs for future(s) research in the field.

Importantly, projections weighted as '0' were explicitly reported to be absent in the original literature, whereas no assumption was made about unknown projections (67%% of all potential projections among the areas).

The control design is based on several recent results developed for stability and control of stochastic systems, potential projection functions, and backstepping and Lyapunov's direct methods.

How'd we get from point A to B there? Setting aside the potential projection issues, the simplest reason is that a cuck is regarded as a simpering doormat of a person.

Another potential projection target for this population of cells is the gracile nucleus.

A significant correlation between the EQ-VAS scores would be interpreted as a potential projection bias in proxy assessments on patients.

In the absence of appropriate budgetary adjustment, additional reforms to pension and health-care systems, or structural measures to improve sovereigns' growth potential, our projections show the future fiscal burden will increase significantly across the board".

Within this extended circuit there are a number of potential feedback projections (Dudman and Gerfen, 2014).