Sentence examples for trends project from inspiring English sources

Mark Hugo Lopez, director of the Pew Research Center's Hispanic Trends Project, said demographic growth did not translate into equivalent political heft.

TheGoogle Flu Trends project, which claimed, with much fanfare, to anticipate seasonal flu outbreaks by tracking user searches for flu-related terms, proved to be a less reliable predictor of outbreaks than a simple model of local temperatures.

About 15 percent of American adults in their 40s and 50s provided financial support to both an aging parent and a child in 2012, according to a survey of 2,511 adults from the Pew Social and Demographic Trends Project.

A majority of Latinos in the United States say they need a national leader to promote their interests but cannot identify anyone who fits that bill, according to a survey published Tuesday by the Pew Research Center's Hispanic Trends Project.

The Google Flu Trends project is often cited as an example of "when machine learning goes awry" — even as a failure of big data itself.

The proposed approach is illustrated with examples using the tool developed for the needs of Stile Bertone and Fiat, Italy, two of the industrial partners in the TRENDS project sponsored by the European Community.

WASHINGTON — A new intelligence assessment of global trends projects that China will outstrip the United States as the leading economic power before 2030, but that America will remain an indispensable world leader, bolstered in part by an era of energy independence.

Given impending changes in climate trends, projected shifts in species distributions, and associated increased likelihoods of disturbance events such as more frequent and longer periods of drought or more intense windstorms, we suggest quantifying whether, and if so, how these risks might compare between variously mixed and monospecific stands.

Cancer incidence rates were those predicted for 2011 with trends projected into the future based on regressions on New Zealand Cancer Registry data [ 25].

India's elderly population has grown four-fold in the last 50 years and with current trends projected to triple to about 300 million by 2050 (1).

Changes have been observed in the distribution of the characteristics of patients treated and visits supplied by oral and maxillofacial surgeons over the study period [ 17], with the most marked difference being a shift to an older age distribution of patients consistent with demographic trends projecting an increase in middle-aged and older adults in the Australian population.