The phrase "a very small expected" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a small expectation or a small expected value in a statistical context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The analysis showed a very small expected outcome, which surprised the researchers."
Alternatives: "a minimal expectation" or "a tiny anticipated value".
A very small (and somewhat expected) deterioration of the overall performance could be observed.
It's a very small country, no one expected us to be there.
"It would be a really interesting choice by Celtic, because he has done tremendously well here in Norway at a very small club who nobody expected to compete," Stavrum said.
In our study, of the children <10 years, only a very small proportion would be expected to have autoimmune-mediated diabetes (type 1), given the low prevalence in the U.K. general population (20).
The penalties, however, tend to be less existential; one can still, outside a very small range of professions, expect to be judged as a man first and as a body second.
Although this might be in general a strong request (e.g., see [21]), especially when the local constraints identify a very small feasibility region, we expect it to be reasonably met when the number of local variables is not too large (i.e., for small regions).
"Our chilli growing farm is based in a very small village and people simply expect to be able to pay for everything by card nowadays," says Galfskiy.
"We encourage all staff to report thefts regardless of value of which there are only a very small number as you would expect.
Furthermore, a statistical significant association between cigarettes smoked per day and DAT availability was not demonstrated (Figure 3), and according to our data, we would expect a very small decrease in striatal DAT of 0.6% if an individual consumed an additional 1,000 packages.
They can be expanded and broadened along the way as a company grows, but just as you don't have extensive financial reporting as a very small company, neither should you expect expansive impact reporting". Stephanie Gripne, founder and director of the Impact Finance Center and CO Impact Days and Initiative, cautions against trying to do too much.
