Sentence examples for and in the expectancy from inspiring English sources

The average R for the three expectancy studies in which ecstasy use was regressed onto expectancies was 0.35 [ 24, 27, 31], and in the expectancy study where intention to use was regressed onto expectancies was 0.64 [ 25].

During these classes, we only observed an increase in the MSLQ value component "extrinsic goal orientation" and in the expectancy components "control of learning beliefs" and "self-efficacy for learning and performance," while the components "rehearsal," "self-regulation," and "help seeking" decreased.

High blood pressure through the kidney causes inflammation and further damage, and deterioration in the life expectancy of the organ.

But there was tension in the air, and not just the expectancy and nerves you get before any awards ceremony.

Table 1 records the levels and changes in the life expectancy in the state over the past century.

With new advances in multimodal therapy and resulting increment in the life expectancy of pancreatic cancer, the number of patients with obstructive symptoms of the biliary and gastrointestinal tract could increase.

As health care facilities improve in countries, the proportion of the elderly in the population and the life expectancy after birth increase accordingly.

As in several other countries, in Brazil women live longer than men and this gender gap in the life expectancy has widened over time.

Secondary outcomes were the diagnostic test accuracies of the strategies, the expected number of colonoscopies and cancers in each strategy, and the life expectancy in each strategy.

13 From the available data the slight fall in female life expectancy during the 1980s and 1990s does match the rise in MMR during the same period and the rise in life expectancy in the early 2000s also matches the fall in MMR during this time, however, the trends in life expectancy are less marked (table 3).

By the 1970s, however, while life-expectancy in the West had continued to rise, in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and in the Former Soviet Union (FSU), life expectancy began to plateau, or more worryingly, decrease.