Sentence examples for reliably forecasting from inspiring English sources

Reliably forecasting the timing, location, and magnitude of an earthquake has been a difficult problem to crack.

49 But as Rolph recognised 30 years ago, 11 methods for accurately and reliably forecasting the medico-legal risk of clinicians have transformative potential because they could focus and drive prevention.

ECONOMISTS cannot reliably forecast recessions.

The idea that they can reliably forecast the behavior of isolated terrorists is ridiculous.

Questions from the justices do not always reliably forecast votes, of course, and many of the justices also indicated their views of the central issue presented in the case.

There will also be teams of econometricians battling it out to predict how many medals will be won by the host nation.Over the years economists have deployed all sorts of mental gymnastics in their search for a model that can reliably forecast Olympic winners.

Under these conditions, the dynamics of the system can be reliably forecast, provided their internal processes are understood and characterized independently of the external inputs.

No one knows how long the Democratic and Republican contests will remain competitive, so we cannot reliably forecast overall participation.

In addition to univariate time series approaches to forecasting emergency department patient volumes, multivariate time series models have also been utilized and have been shown to reliably forecast emergency department patient census.

Many experts argue that it's impossible to reliably forecast stock prices in the short run.

Forecast distributions are found to reliably represent forecast uncertainty.