Sentence examples for scientists projections from inspiring English sources

Scientists' projections of a greater human life span were not universally welcomed.

Scientists' projections that seemed dire a decade ago turn out to have been unduly optimistic: the warming and the melting is occurring much faster than the models predicted.

If the scientists' projections come true over the next century, will people seeking truly great foliage go all the way to Canada?

And while it fits perfectly into climate scientists' projections of what a warming world will be like, they say it is too early definitively to blame climate change for the power of the storm.

Scientists' best projections suggest that any recovery in Arctic sea ice is probably temporary, but that there will be ice at the north pole for at least the next 20 to 30 years.

More than two dozen scientists used projections from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, along with biological and socioeconomic data, to predict how oceans could be altered by the end of the century.

Scientists offer statistical projections and computer models; native hunters prefer IQ, which tells them that polar bears are everywhere.

In a study published on Monday, a team of European and U.S. scientists focused on projections of rising temperatures and lower river levels in summer and how these impacts would affect power plants dependent on river water for cooling.

At the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, Nicholas Eberstadt, a demographer and political scientist, said population projections had to be viewed skeptically.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, accused Cameron of making "false promises" and ignoring projections from scientists about the scale of flooding that would be caused by climate change.

They settled on letting visitors follow the particle beam as it travels through the 17-mile apparatus, with life-size projections of scientists going about their daily work: injecting protons into the collider, accelerating them to nearly the speed of light, bending their paths using powerful magnets and smashing them together inside gigantic detectors.