Sentence examples for projections based on a from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cook's long-term projections, based on a variety of climate models, point to longer and more frequent dry periods in the Sahel, caused by rising temperatures in the Gulf of Guinea.

We advocate for constructing ensembles of projections based on a range of emissions scenarios, and to use carefully results from worst-case scenarios that may over/under-estimate landslide hazards and risk.

It is the first in-depth study of global energy projections based on a comparative examination of long-term socio-economic scenarios and their coordinated quantifications by a set of integrated energy economy models.

Bar massive fraud or wholesale intimidation, Mr Mugabe, it seemed, was on the way out.The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a clutch of independent civic-minded groups that deployed 8,000 observers on election day, said that its projections based on a representative sample of polling stations suggested that Mr Tsvangirai had won about 49% of the vote to Mr Mugabe's 42%.

Player projections are an art, so I'm not going to claim these are state of the art, but projections based on a weighted average of the last three seasons have been shown to be nearly as accurate as more-advanced systems.

It examines the possible paths that future energy use and policy in Australia could take, including published projections based largely on a "business as usual" approach and projections based on a dramatic shift towards more efficient use of energy and renewable energy technologies.

Table 5 lists emission projections based on an industry technology survey (IPAI) and results of emission measurements at different smelters.

Nonetheless, in mid-November, when the Central Bank revised its projections based on an average copper price of $1.65, it forecast a current account deficit of 4.5% of gross domestic product in 2009.

So, our cost estimates for public health are projections based on an understanding of the current situation, grounded on scientific data and we make assumptions when necessary.

The projection, based on a comparison between the number of jobs listed in October 2008 and October 2009, follows a 26percentt drop the previous year.

The new displays include a 360-degree projection, based on a minutely detailed laser scan of the stones, which catapult visitors through millennia and seasons, from sunrise to snowfall, lark song to traffic noise.