Sentence examples for projection interval from inspiring English sources
In the first decade, the 'assignment' method produced an estimate of 2489 ha of LSF structure, an amount lying at the upper tail of the projection interval created by using the bootstrapped or 'probabilistic' method.
We created a stage-classified matrix for the six stages of A. gambiae with a projection interval of one day.
These matrices contain the probabilities of transition from stage x at the beginning of a projection interval (a year, time t − 1) to stage y at the end of the interval (time t).
Data maps from both methods, together with projection intervals from the probabilistic method, offer enhanced ways to communicate the potential variation in landscape simulation.
Firstly, a set of assignment constraints is generated for the overlapping relations of the left or right projection intervals and the crossing relations of all the buses between two adjacent pin arrays.
For times greater than e(0) years, linear interpolation was used to determine t* within the 5-year projection intervals.
The dynamic model presented provides satisfactory estimates within the range of ages and the projection intervals observed.
However, the models used for Scots pine and radiata pine in Galicia included projection intervals longer than those used in this study.
Considering the required accuracy in forest growth modelling, where a mean prediction error of ±10 20% is generally acceptable (Huang et al., 2003), it may be stated that the dynamic model provides satisfactory estimates within the range of ages and the projection intervals observed.
We used the resulting models to project age-standardised breast cancer incidence and mortality rates to medium term (until 2021 2025), with 95% projection intervals.
Transition matrices (A), where the individuals of all host trees were pooled, were built for each of the three projection intervals (February 2002 to February 2003, 2003 2004, and 2004 2005), and a mean matrix was calculated using the function 'mean.list' of the R-library popbio (R 2·7·0; R Development Core Team, 2008; Stubben and Milligan, 2007).
