The phrase "and expectations may be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential outcomes or assumptions regarding future events or situations.
Example: "In this project, the results are uncertain, and expectations may be adjusted based on new data."
Alternatives: "and assumptions might be" or "and forecasts could be".
"A postdoc should be proactive with their career, and mentorship and expectations may be too individual to be generalized across the ASCB," said Tracie Gibson, a postdoctoral fellow from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Potentially morally injurious events, such as perpetrating, failing to prevent, or bearing witness to acts that transgress deeply held moral beliefs and expectations may be deleterious in the long-term, emotionally, psychologically, behaviorally, spiritually, and socially (what we label as moral injury).
Such hopes and expectations may be compromised for those with HIV.
Although the huge gap between the actual application of proven preventions and expectations may be attributed to a variety of reasons, lacking personalized behavior promotion may have plaid an important role [ 41].
Communities of practice, in which those engaging frequently with each other shape norms and expectations, may be loci for such change 60, as has been observed in malaria case management in Ghana 61.
In particular, attention by administrators to SFES perceptions of inequality compared with non-SFES, especially in terms of access to resources to support scholarly activities and service expectations, may be key to SFES satisfaction and retention.
However, responses to questions on general opinion and service expectations may be biased by the actual service received [ 51] and consulting only service users excludes the views of people who do not use the services even though they may need them [ 13].
Setting honest and realistic expectations may be the way to get to the core of the problem, and that can only be accomplished through honest communication.
57 58 When communicated intervention aspirations are disrupted or unfounded, treatment and health expectations may be rationed, as well as hopes dashed, in turn feeding treatment doubt as well as disengagement, and even resistance, in response to the sense of false promise experienced.
For the 349 consecutive patients fulfilling the inclusion criteria, clinicopathologic variables available before surgery that, according to published data and the authors' expectations, may be related to the probability of invasive cancer being detected in the definitive surgical specimen were recorded.
Empirical evidence has shown that even in the best-studied and most studied biomarkers from diverse fields beyond proteomics, initial expectations may be inflated, and true effects may be much smaller than originally believed [ 12, 13].
