Only monthly predictions from 1999 to 2002 for PM2.5, PM10, and PM10 2.5 were included in this analysis, because pre-1999 PM2.5 predictions were based on predicted PM10 levels.
E* predictions were based upon the three global E* predictive equations: Hirsch, NCHRP 1-37A, aNCHRPHRP 1-40D Models.
Some scientists say these predictions were based on old data and too conservative.
One is that Lovelock is right, and the models on which his former predictions were based were fatally flawed.
Chris Goodall, Green party parliamentary candidate and author of Ten Technologies to Save the Planet, warned the grid parity predictions were based on unrealistic price assumptions.
The predictions were based on trends and reported changes to estimates in previous years as the data, sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, is not yet available for 2012 and beyond.
Mr. Wolfers disagreed, saying he thought that voters' predictions were based mostly on friends, yard signs and other private information, given that responses to the expectations questions varied so much.
The problem is that all those predictions were based on a sort of technological determinism: because videoconferencing — or E-mail, or Webcasting — was more efficient than flying a team of executives thousands of miles, it would necessarily win out.
Gene predictions were based on MSU Rice Pseudomolecules, Build 4.0 (Yuan et al. 2005).
Crease brought up the fact that we haven't always blamed science -- before World War I, the majority of Doomsday predictions were based on natural disasters.
Lifetime predictions were based on SN curves from literature for scarf and single-lap joints at four different temperatures (−35, −10 °C, RT, +50 °C).
