Sentence examples for substantial forecasting from inspiring English sources

Innosight Director Richard Foster describes how the traditional "S-curve" that most innovations follow leads to substantial forecasting error.

This may seem small for the most important predictor, but because of associations between predictors, there is substantial forecasting power that cannot be cleanly attributed to single predictors.

The ONS itself cautioned: "Estimates for the latest period always contain a substantial forecast element and so any post-referendum impact may not become clear for some time".

Even on time scales of a few days or less, uncertainties in the initial state of the atmosphere may lead to substantial forecast errors.

Second, the SD model results in substantial forecast error, a result shown using simulation in [ 13] to emerge when human adaptive behavior is important in epidemiological systems.

Although it sounds substantial, the forecast of 310,000 hours of viewing a month is a fraction of the total listener hours to Radio 1, which averaged nearly 70m hours a week according to the latest Rajar figures.

This article assesses the outlook of canine oral drug development recognizing substantial growth forecasts of the dog care market.

The report this week by the Congressional Budget Office, forecasting substantial budget surpluses after 2001, will probably reopen the argument that this year's budget has done far more to relieve the rich than help the poor.

While there have been substantial advances in forecasting the general conditions one might expect 10 to 15 days from now, many meteorologists agree that there has been little progress in zeroing in on conditions that will prevail locally on a particular day.

If the current drought does not abate soon — and the L.C.R.A.'s meteorologist is not forecasting substantial rainfall at least until the fall — rice farmers could lose one of their two annual crops next year, said Suzanne Zarling, the L.C.R.A.'s executive manager of water services.

Not all of them will be able to make this transition; 88% of the wealth managers surveyed expected consolidation of the sector over the next two years, with over a third forecasting "substantial consolidation".