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The results show that ignoring even a weakly significant non-stationarity in the data series may seriously bias the quantile predicted for time horizons as near as 0 20 years in the future.

For 1000 patients over a 3-year time horizon, predicted overall and HCC-free survival were longer with entecavir than with adefovir and predicted total health care costs were lower with entecavir than with adefovir.

For 1000 patients over a 3-year time horizon, predicted overall survival and HCC-free survival were longer with entecavir than with adefovir (2.35 versus 2.30 years and 2.11 versus 2.03 years, respectively).

With an sCGM, the delay between BG and CGM-reported glucose can be overcome and hypoglycemia predicted with a time-horizon that allows the patient to take action before hypoglycemia occurs.

It is not clear what timeline for the risk presentation is preferred, but most absolute risks on CVD are predicted in a 10-year time horizon.

Climate impacts of each measure were classified according to CO2 equivalence, which was calculated based on global warming potential (GWP) over a 100-year time horizon for predicted methane, CO, SO2, NOx, NMVOCs, BC, organic carbon, and CO2 emission changes following implementation of the control measure (Shindell et al. 2012).

Fourth, time horizons have shrunk.

Pension funds prefer much longer time horizons.

We shorten our time horizons.

Use the right time horizons.

These time horizons are named jump points.