Sentence examples for anticipated spelling from inspiring English sources

Based on the correlation between IQ and spelling of 0.4 (Schulte-Korne et al. 2001), an anticipated spelling score was calculated.

The child was classified as dyslexic if the discrepancy between the anticipated and the observed spelling score was at least one standard deviation.

Narratives run backwards, and the women's lives have a leaping illogicality, combined with a lurching gulf between language and meaning like the Cranfordism about spelling and teeth that anticipates Alice in Wonderland.

Gold is the best inflation hedge and, as my cohort Michael Turvey pointed out in his article, "Gold Resumes Long-Term Uptrend," gold's chart is anticipating this inflationary spell.

"We anticipate a communiqué that spells out very clearly, here's how we're going to achieve locking down all the nuclear materials over the next four years, with very specific steps in order to assure that".

Mr. Levy stopped short of spelling out the scope of the cuts he anticipated, saying that would come later.

What precisely it would take to qualify one's out-of-warranty handset for the $50 discount hasn't been spelled out, but it seems to be easier than anticipated. .

Predicting that rampant consumer capitalism would eventually spell doom for a flâneur's pleasures, Benjamin also neatly anticipated Billy Allardyce's gripe, and my own.

In performance, however, it cast a curious spell, one that the composer may not have fully anticipated.

For long spells, they subdued Barcelona in a way that few could have anticipated.

POSTCAREER The one certainty with artists is that financial dry spells will come — Mick Jagger excluded — and that careers may be shorter than anticipated.