Sentence examples for and the expectancy from inspiring English sources

With a few injuries and the expectancy that we will lose a few second-row forwards during the Six Nations, we are very happy to be able to bring Kieran into the group".

The two main theories that explain the placebo effect are "classic conditioning" and the "expectancy theory" [ 62, 64].

The pattern of associations lent support both to the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) and the expectancy approach as descriptions of potentially useful determinants.

Behaviourally, this is seen in the negative correlation between UPDRS and the expectancy effect on RT (in 'on' state) and expectancy effect on accuracy (Fig. S2 cd).

All significant associations were in the expected direction and some large effect sizes were observed, suggesting that both the theory of planned behaviour and the expectancy approach can help to explain ecstasy use and intentions to use.

Patients' expectations for improvement were assessed with a 2-item questionnaire based the work of Borkovec and Nau (1972) and the expectancy subscale of the credibility/expectancy questionnaire (Devilly and Borkovec 2000).

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].

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

Finally, the relationship between the outcome expectancy during active labour and the outcome expectancy during the second stage and the efficacy expectancy during active labour and during the second stage of labour was investigated using Spearman's rho.

According to the United Nations World Health Organisation, the life expectancy for men was 56 years and the life expectancy for women was 60 years of age (2012).

The expectancy and the desire that has grown tournament by tournament, year after year.