Sentence examples for projecting the impact from inspiring English sources

Updated at 4.12pm BST 3.24pm BST BusinessGreen has the first reaction from Ed Davey, the energy and climate secretary, to RWE npowers' report - and it isn't positive: Speaking to BusinessGreen as part of a wide-ranging interview to be published later this week, Davey criticised npower's methodology and questioned its track record on projecting the impact of energy policies on bills.

These estimates may be useful for policy-makers in projecting the impact of caregiving.

Projecting the impact of such a novel project is difficult, Soderborg said, but "I don't think it was ever the case" that the state would meet the court's targets.

Because leaf structure is one of the most important traits exhibiting phenotypic plasticity to growth temperature, investigating responses of leaf structure to warming is fundamental to projecting the impact of global change on plant growth.

One of the first challenges to projecting the impacts of climate change on mediterranean ecosystems worldwide is defining the MCE.

Projecting the impacts of climate change to an entire endemic flora is complicated by scarce and variable distribution data.

We review studies projecting the impacts of climate change on air quality and studies projecting the impacts of these changes on morbidity and mortality.

Therefore, we review studies projecting the impacts of climate change on air quality and studies projecting the impacts of these changes on morbidity and mortality, with a focus on studies published since 2000.

They also failed to project the impact of conservation measures, these officials said.

Budget rules require Congress's number-crunchers to project the impact of tax and spending decisions over the next ten years.

It is almost impossible to project the impact of the rapid collapse of one or two large financial firms, as in 2008, when Lehman Brothers and American International Group imploded.