Sentence examples for projections concluded from inspiring English sources

Gerald Rehfeldt and others at the forest service's Rocky Mountain Research Station in Moscow, Idaho, using three climate models and carbon-dioxide projections, concluded that stable aspen climate could be lost in at least two-thirds of the tree's habitat area in Colorado and southern Wyoming alone by 2060.

"I believe that as we learn more about the models, less confidence will be placed on their projections," concluded Arizona State climatologist Robert Balling.

Ross's review found several problems with the original projections, concluding that contracts were not properly managed and projected savings were not realistic.

At no point does Mr. Romney deal with what every reliable budget projection concludes: Without new revenue it will be impossible to cope with an aging population and infrastructure or with the needs of those who are being left behind as the income gap widens.

A new statistical projection concludes that the world population is unlikely to level off during the 21st century, leaving the planet to deal with as many as 13 billion human inhabitants 4 billion of those in Africa by 2100.

One in three babies born this year will live to the age of 100, official projections have concluded.

Previous projections have concluded that far fewer people would be excluded under the change, said Dr. Lord, director of the Institute for Brain Development, a joint project of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospitand Weill Medical College of Cornell Universithe Columbia UNew York Center for AutismNew York Center for Autism Autism.

While the budget office has declined to put an exact figure on projected savings of the health care law beyond the first decade, given the uncertainty of such long-range projections, it concluded that the savings would be in the range of half a percentage point of the nation's gross domestic product, a substantial amount.

In a Los Angeles Times opinion piece last week, Tom Freudenheim and Robert Zaller did some number crunching of the Barnes' economic projections and concluded that "no major museum in the country sustains itself on such a model".

The company has rigorously examined its financial projections and concluded that they are both conservative in profits and generous in expenditures.

The company has rigorously examined its financial projections and concluded that they are both conservative in profits and generous in expenditures.