The phrase "anticipate a proportion" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is expecting or predicting a certain ratio or fraction of something, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "In our analysis, we anticipate a proportion of 30% of participants will respond positively to the survey."
Alternatives: "expect a ratio" or "predict a fraction".
As discussed above, we would anticipate a large proportion of cokes are selectively built up and dispersed on the zeolite surface, without any geometry limitations, and these are most favourable for the growth of coke clusters and particles.
Thus, we anticipate a high proportion of fractures in this category of SREs as pathological.
However, we do not anticipate a large proportion of such women.
Our preliminary study found 32 out of 64 subjects to be SG+ (50%), and we anticipate a similar proportion in this study.
First, given that the nature of DMPs is 'practical' and the level of control is likely to be lower than randomised controlled trials, we anticipate a higher proportion of missing observations.
While we anticipate a high proportion of respondents will consent to our linking their questionnaire data to their clinical data, in a previous study[ 15] this was not possible for a handful of cases as clinical identifiers and/or dates were illegible, missing, or the clinical identifier did not correspond to an attendance on the date given.
We chose our sampling times based on when we anticipated a high proportion of alcohol-related attendances; this was based on our own experience.
We had anticipated a high proportion of healthcare providers in our cohort; nearly half of the participants came from a project that especially targets physicians and life sciences professionals.
It is anticipated that a proportion of responses will fall outside of the four ethnic groups being studied; hence further questionnaires will be sent as required (up to 10 000) in order to receive responses from 1000 individuals in each ethnic group under consideration, half of which will have hypertension and half will not.
One might anticipate a large number of significant QTL in the DO, particularly because many of traits showed high proportion of genetic variation among founders.
