Sentence examples for projection based on data from inspiring English sources

"We'd sit down and say, 'How are we going to talk about terroir?' And they'd say, 'How about a dish of soil?' " A gallery that explores modern technology and winemaking features an animated projection based on data from so-called precision mapping of heat and moisture across a vineyard.

But the rosy projection, based on data collected by Colorado during an analysis of the state's legal weed economy, is contingent on federal authorities allowing the status quo to remain in place.

To put our projection (based on data from the period 1987–2002) (Rosengren et al. 2012) into perspective, we identified other studies on epidemiology of hip fracture in adults in Sweden with data on men and women over 50 years of age presented in 5-year age classes (Table).

The price that arises out of the market, then, is by definition the correct one.Clifford Russell Professor emeritus of economics Vanderbilt University Nashville, TennesseeSIR – You have published a special report on climate change (December 5th) that is pivoted on the apparent acceptance of projections based on data that neither you nor I have been allowed to see or question openly.

Projections based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations indicate that tobacco consumption will continue to fall in economically developed countries but will rise in most low- and medium-resource countries (11).

The fact that the projection based on Malmö data from 2002 2012 resulted in the lowest numbers could be due to several factors, the most obvious being a further decrease in rates compared to earlier rates of Hedlund et al. (1987) and Löfman et al. (2002).

According to one projection based on historical yield data from 1950 to 2005, the yield increase may amount to ∼30%% each for corn and soybean, but the increase in wheat yield may only be ∼2 % by 2030 compared with the 2005 yield, which is far short of the target (Bomford 2009).

In other words, you are saying that if reality differs from a projection based on ten-year old data then reality must be wrong.

Mobclix used historical app download data and calculated a projection based on the increased number of Apple mobile devices sold during the year.

I unfortunately don't have good historical data to compare against to make a projection based on the racial composition of the early vote.

That projection is based on data being compiled by the Bureau of Reclamation.