Sentence examples for the projected change from inspiring English sources

As a result after including the projected change, it appears that about 585,000 jobs have been lost since President Bush took office in January 2001.

The projected change in maximum and minimum temperature for three future periods from three RCPs, compared to the baseline period of 1976 2005 is presented in Table 5.

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The results of paleoclimatic and paleogeographical reconstructions of the past epochs can be useful (as analogues) for prediction of the possible changes of the vegetation cover due to the projected change of climate conditions in the twenty-first century.

The resulting three-dimensional image is unique for each development variant, as it reflects the reaction of oil rheological parameters to the projected change in the thermobaric reservoir conditions and collector properties of the rocks.

The second, third, and fourth columns from the left indicate the projected change in a warming climate, resultant change in low cloud and boundary layer (BL), and resultant low cloud feedback, respectively (Qu et al. 2015b; Myers and Norris 2016).

However, not all the projected changes threaten to worsen this situation.

Overall, the projected changes in future runoff conditions become more pronounced towards the end of the 21st century.

In addition, under the projected changes in climate, intra- and inter-annual streamflow variability generally does not increase over time.

The projected changes are larger for 2050 and 2070, particularly under the higher emission scenarios (Sreshthaputra et al. 2004).

The results showed that the projected changes in the hydro-climate variables tend to diminish DO levels, thus increasing the future risk levels of LWQ.