Even the Ashes, the most keenly anticipated Test series of all, has been shunted around in 2009: the first Test is not at Lord's, as is traditional, but at Cardiff, and begins on a Wednesday, not a Thursday.
In one Boston-based ED experience, patients with a reactive oral Oraquick HIV test had an 8- to 32-fold increased odds of HIV infection compared with the pre-test odds, despite a lower than anticipated test specificity [23].
Scientists anticipate tests that will predict whether your child is likely to be homosexual, or unusually aggressive.
If you anticipate testing will be an obstacle to your candidacy, consider investigating schools where testing is optional or flexible.
The squadron conducted the operational testing and evaluation of the CF's precision guided munitions, and in 2010 was anticipating testing the use of night vision devices in the Hornet.
Frequently, biological samples are stored without specific plans for analysis and because testing may take place in the remote future (years, even decades in the future) it cannot be anticipated what tests it will be possible to conduct.
The Administration had anticipated further tests because Indian officials were evasive when asked about their plans on Tuesday by Thomas R. Pickering, the Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs.
In a 49-page report, IndyCar said the conditions that caused the accident on Oct. 16 were beyond any anticipated in tests done before the circuit's final race of the season, when Wheldon, 33, died after being caught in a 15-car pileup.
Largely, the promoters of forensic DNA testing have anticipated that DNA tests are nearly infallible and DNA technology could be the greatest single advance step in search for truth, conviction of the perpetrator, and acquittal of the innocent.
As the hijackers may have anticipated from test runs, the planes hit cruising altitude after about 40 minutes.
