The phrase "a small expected" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The report included a small expected increase in sales for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "a minor anticipated" or "a slight expected".
The third factor that restricts the hospital from treating too many patients up front is the impact of a small expected waiting time on future inflow.
In particular, the purging processes leading to reduced inbreeding or drift load may be demographically costly, which implies that some metapopulations will have a low demo-genetic viability despite a small expected equilibrium load.
There is a small, expected shift in the age distribution from the first time period to the second time period and the training and the validation data sets of course show similar results.
But the fact that entrepreneurs continue to take extraordinary risks for a small expected return (from a probabilistic standpoint) indicates that something else is balancing the scales.
A small expected rise in American retail sales is in line with a general U.S. economic recovery, but would not be enough to strengthen the economic outlook, analysts said.
We have previously documented a small expected increase in non-16,18 non-16,18Goldie et al, 2003, 2007), although we again found that the impacancershe main cost-effectiveness results was small.
Of course, the latter Simon design would have a smaller expected sample size since it is optimal in that respect.
The results (not shown) indicate that, in this case, the application of the truncated product method can lead to a smaller expected total sample size.
Snap published its Q4 2018 results on Tuesday, posting a smaller than expected loss while beating expectations on revenues.
In the case of ATL, a larger than expected genetic distance was found, in the case of MEA a smaller than expected genetic distance was found.
