The phrase "and the higher expected" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context discussing expectations, but it needs to be part of a complete thought to make sense.
Example: "The results were surprising, and the higher expected outcomes were not achieved."
Alternatives: "and the greater anticipated" or "and the increased expected".
In contrast, when the choice was only slightly selfish, suggesting comparatively lower rejection risk than a very selfish offer, and the higher expected monetary reward than a fair offer, but somehow acceptable, the proposers showed much lower rates of choosing the fair offer.
The College Board, however, reports the average total loan burden for those who borrow is $26,500 $15,8000 for all graduates), and the higher expected earnings from a B.A. more than justify this investment.
We assigned significance α = 0.05, because of the low number of replicates and the high expected variation.
At l exon = 3 (3.5 kb), we find that the local maximum for gene expression occurs at m cg = 0.90 (78.1 %) and at l exon = 4 (6kb) there is no longer a local maximum for m cg, and the highest expected gene expression occurs at m cg approaching 100%% (largest gene size in Fig. 6c).
You have learned an appropriate thing to do is to calculate an expected value and choose the highest expected value.
The overall expected benefit from a number of alternative actions may then be compared, and that yielding the highest expected benefit selected as the most cost-effective strategy.
This is the moment with the shortest interval between the two following dialysis sessions, after three dialysis sessions in the study week, and thus with the highest expected risk of accumulation.
Stricter rules and regulations (projection 2) received the highest expected probability within the Delphi survey.
According to labour queue theory (Thurow 1975), employers arrange applicants for a vacant position in an imaginary queue and consider the individual with the highest expected productivity.
Natural selection is a theory that predicts differential survival and reproduction of organisms with the highest expected fitness.
A precision approach can help us to identify the optimal patients those with the highest expected benefit and lowest expected risk and prioritize them for intensive treatment.
