The phrase "anticipated the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding the outcomes or findings of a study.
Example: "The researchers anticipated the study would reveal significant insights into the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "expected the study" or "predicted the study".
Alarmingly perverse and one heck of a lot of fun, this psychedelic pyromaniac fantasy anticipated the studied depravity of such artists as Alice Cooper and Iggy and the Stooges but remains little more than a curious footnote in rock history.
We anticipate the study groups to have comparable performance indicators and exposure to quality improvement cointerventions.
We anticipate the study will identify the relative growth in cancer research productivity and the extent to which cancer research is aligned to the local burden of disease, in terms of cancer site being studied as well as the type of research being conducted.
As codes are assigned, for example, 'wrong dose administered' and 'wrong drug administered', the codebook will be developed, and we anticipate the study team will begin to observe how cases cluster around particular codes or sets of related codes, and thematic groups will emerge, for example, 'administration errors', which will inform the development of each class.
The SMD is used as a summary effect size, anticipating the studies all assess the same outcome, (ie, construct), but measure it in a variety of ways.
When establishing the collections of samples and related data, it is impossible to anticipate the studies that might emerge in future which has implications for the precise boundaries of the consent that individuals are giving for future unspecified use research [ 3].
As a shift towards home care is anticipated, the Home Sweet Home study is necessary to give more insight in the home situation of patients with COPD.
As anticipated, the between study variability beyond what could be expected by sampling error was substantial, with an I of 80% for the sensitivity results and 96% for the specificity results.
