Sentence examples for upward projection from inspiring English sources

If you plot the share of the vote Trump received in each state on a graph, it resembles a step function with a sudden lunge upward after Wisconsin, rather than a smooth upward projection.

As shown in Fig.  6, each of these systems is mainly equipped with major efferent projections with hyperbranching axons: upward projection from SN; downward projection from dmX; and both up- and downward projections from LC.

It has "revised significantly upward" its projection, Fleming added.

Mr. Lanzano's group recently revised upward its projection of 2010 election revenue for local stations, to $1.8 billion from $1.5 billion.

But eMarketer says that all projections for those older than 45 have been adjusted upward, while projections for users 24 and younger have decreased slightly.

President Clinton revised his 10-year surplus projection upward by $1.3 trillion, to $4.2 trillion.

Additionally, any simple computation of the "confirmed case fatality risk"—that is, dividing the number of deaths by the total number of laboratory confirmed and reported cases could be complicated by a denominator that is probably much larger (as these results suggest), thus upward biasing the projection of mortality burden in the population.

Productivity growth was behind the regular upward revisions in projections of the federal budget surplus.

It revised its growth projections upward for next year to a range of 0.1percentto1.5percentcent, and for a 2011 expansion of 0.2percentto2.2percentcent.

Sears reported a slightly smaller-than-expected decline in sales for the month and revised its projections upward for the fourth quarter of 2001.

It revised its growth projections upward for next year to a range of 0.1 to 1.5percentt, and for a 2011 expansion of 0.2 to 2.2percentt.