Sentence examples for Poorly anticipated from inspiring English sources

Thus, the passing of time can produce gigantic and unpredictable changes in taste and behavior, changes that are poorly anticipated by looking at patterns of data on what just happened.

In fact, this was so poorly anticipated that the first time the experiment was performed, the needle was set up perpendicular to the wire initially, and no effect was observed.

However, no provision is made for changing the maximum number of participants, and protection against the study being overpowered or underpowered due to a poorly anticipated CV value is not guaranteed (Polli et al. 2012).

Nevertheless, absentee balloting certainly wasn't the main reason why John Drayman lost the election and why Dave Weaver squeaked by, doing more poorly than anticipated.

For any recurrence, the possibility of malignant transformation of the osteochondroma or of a low-grade chondrosarcoma that was initially poorly classified should be anticipated [ 24].

In other words, they believe that the economy could do even more poorly than they anticipate right now.

It was predominantly ad hoc and reactive and, as such, was poorly placed to anticipate either gradual or acute deterioration in a way that would facilitate proactive management.

After the episodes with the tree-sitters and at Wheeler, the organizers must have anticipated an over-reaction by poorly trained police and vacuous campus leaders.

In our previous study 7 out of 10 specimens contained well or moderately differentiated tumour (Bryden et al, 2002), and lower levels of PTHrP expression might be anticipated than in the exclusively poorly differentiated group of prospectively collected metastases.

Note that it is anticipated that the dissolution rate of poorly water soluble compounds delivered to the lung will mainly be important in the peripheral regions of the lung and not in the central regions.

We had not originally anticipated that early weaning would be so poorly accepted in our study population.