"If they're anticipating or measuring a certain intensity of rainfall over a given duration of time, they'll pull the trigger on a watch or a warning," Dr. Staley said.
For example, this may indicate the survey questions analyzed did not adequately measure what we anticipated or that our sample was too small to identify existing relationships between the factors and OTL.
A reduction in road traffic noise exposure led to a much larger reduction in annoyance than would have been anticipated from responses measured under steady state conditions.
After a period of training, subjects begin to anticipate the shock (measured by a rise in skin conductance on their palms) when they see the image.
This work leads to obvious next steps that include: assessing policy implementation through embeddedness in practice, measuring anticipated outputs and then measuring long-term outcomes related to these public health policies.
Anticipated affect was measured after intentions because it has been shown that measuring anticipated affect before intentions influences responses on the intentions scale (Abraham & Sheeran, 2003a).
As was anticipated, our measures of creative cognition, creative production, and creative achievement were positively correlated.
One of the most heavily anticipated announcements involved measures to reduce child poverty, but the measures announced today by the chancellor were piecemeal at best, and fail to overcome the real barriers that keep people trapped in cycles of poverty.
But the text was stronger than what some North Korean experts had anticipated, particularly the measures that could slow or frustrate the country's banking activities and extensive dependence on cash payments in its trade with other countries.
In European countries, agri-environmental measures are widely implemented with farmers' participation, and it is anticipated that these measures will be introduce into agricultural policies, such as agricultural infrastructure projects, in China.
