Sentence examples for the projected outcomes from inspiring English sources

For many of us, seeing the projected outcomes of such calculators — where life savings dwindle over time — do not inspire us to dream big.

Unfortunately, the landscape is ruled by large-scale PR firms that charge anywhere from $10K to $50K for their services, a price that is hard to justify even for the most respected firms, especially when it may not reflect the scope of the work they're doing or the projected outcomes.

While investors and market analysts make dollars and cents of these megadeals, the projected outcomes for farmers and ranchers are an after-thought in comparison.

Even with a week to watch and model the projected outcomes of the hurricane dubbed Sandy, which joined two other wintery weather systems late yesterday to become the hybrid super-storm now squatting over central Pennsylvania, the historic event has meteorologists marvelling at its sheer size, strength and behavior.

In future these assumptions may change significantly and so will the projected outcomes.

The mechanism of competition incorporated in the model may influence the projected outcomes [ 50].

These elements are as fundamental to the strategy as the projected outcome of the strategy.

This was also supported by the coefficient values from the regression analysis of the projected outcome results of the PSA (Figure 4). Figure 4 Regression analysis.

PLS finds a subspace to project both the genes and the outcome variables, such that the projected genes explain the maximum multidimensional variance of the projected outcome.

The model projected outcomes over an actuarial time horizon of 25 years.

The resulting system response, which reveals the nature of interactions between the driving factors, is then compared with climate projections originating from the UKCP09 assessment (UK Climate Projections 2009) to evaluate the likelihood of the range of projected outcomes.