Sentence examples for anticipated output from inspiring English sources

China is expected to have the largest growth in energy generation from renewable sources, with an anticipated output greater than the E.U. and U.S. combined.

Costs were higher than anticipated, output was smaller, provisions for handling radioactive waste were worse than in the West and design characteristics and operational controls were, as the world learned from Chernobyl, woefully lacking.

Students' task persistence will depend on the difficulty of attainment, the relation between anticipated output and emerging costs, and the intrinsic value of the subject matter.

This enables performance to be compared with the anticipated output under the climatic conditions actually experienced.

The anticipated output of this work will be a series of self-administered EHR safety assessment guides with clear, actionable, checklist-type items.

To fully evaluate our experiments it becomes increasingly important to move beyond any anticipated output and look at the network changes.

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.

What the BBC does not need now is another committee or two to approve, check or anticipate journalistic output.

There are two main end-of-synthesis outputs anticipated from this study.

Finally, the functional consequence of reduced or abolished 11β-HSD1 actisity is HPA activation as demonstrated by elevated total glucocorticoid output; therefore, the same might be anticipated for adrenal androgen output.

Accordingly, the research output is anticipated to shed a brighter understanding on exploiting mixed liquid carbon sources, such as beverage industry wastewaters laden with high sucrose and glucose reducing agents, to eliminate nitrate pollutant via natural process of denitrification without having compromising the cost of treatment.