Sentence examples for useful tool for forecasting from inspiring English sources
Hence, the analysis of production decline curves represents a useful tool for forecasting future production from wells and reservoirs.
We conclude that WDDFF is a useful tool for forecasting real-world hydrological and water resources processes that overcomes the limitations of many earlier wavelet-based forecasting methods and should be explored further for forecasting different processes such as streamflow, rainfall, evaporation, etc.
The well-trained neural network can be used as a useful tool for runoff forecasting.
Additionally, we demonstrate that the technique is a useful tool for operational forecasting.
VOL-CALPUFF is therefore a useful tool for reconstructing and forecasting both ash concentrations in the air and ash fallout (dry and wet) on the ground from the same scenario (Barsotti and Neri 2008; Spinetti et al, 2013).
Since, it is much faster to obtain results from analytical models than from simulation, analytical model are still useful tools for preliminary forecasting purposes and sensitivity studies.
The use of forward scenarios to forecast the environmental implications of potential changes in climate and land use is a useful tool for policy development.
When chained with other services providing data on climate change, eHabitat can be used for ecological forecasting and becomes a useful tool for decision-makers assessing different strategies when selecting new areas to protect.
But last year two philosophers, Bradley Monton and Brian Kierland, analyzed the criticisms and concluded in an article in the Philosophical Quarterly that Dr. Gott had indeed come up with a useful tool for difficult situations — like trying to forecast doomsday without data from other planets.
Wave forecasting may represent a useful tool for safety assessment of maritime works and activities.
Previous work on dynamic material flow forecasting has established stocks and flows modeling (SFM) as a robust and useful tool for predicting future demand, in-use stocks, and waste of material resources.
