Sentence examples for the changes projected from inspiring English sources

The changes projected by the census point toward a nation in which the older population will be whiter (deaths will outnumber births among whites, beginning in the 2020s) and where black Americans will still have slightly higher rates of infant mortality and lower life expectancy.

Figure 6 shows the simulated water flow before and after the change projected over the physical model.

The surveys, titled "The Change Project," focus on the perpetrators of gender violence and aim to mirror and deepen earlier studies carried out by the World Health Organization, which focused on the female victims of violence.

The climate changes projected for the 21st century will have consequences on the hydrological response of catchments.

Thus, Ontario white pine populations may benefit from the climate changes projected to occur in the province over the next 50 100 years.

MacDougall says he is hopeful that the climatic changes projected for this century won't exceed the tolerance of most native plant species.

The two annual changes (projected vs. required for the benchmark scenario) were compared by calculating both absolute and relative differences for each country.

6 It is possible that hospital admissions could increase in the future owing to temperature changes projected with climate change, assuming no additional acclimatisation.

Bank of America's influential Keeping the Change project is, perhaps, the bestknown example of using service design to conjure a new group of savers.

LMB drafted and edited the manuscript and contributed to the design of the CHANGE! project.

The CHANGE! Project is a school-based PA and healthy eating intervention study delivered through the PSHE strand of the primary school curriculum.