Sentence examples for anticipated to retain from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a substantial proportion of persons greater than 23 years of age at the time that this study was performed would be anticipated to retain cross-reactive antibodies because of vaccination.

UPDATE, Aug. 6, 12 30 p.m. HST: The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is reporting that Hurricane Iselle has strengthened, against previous forecasts, which now anticipate Iselle to retain hurricane force winds as it makes landfall on Hawaii Island tomorrow.

Next year's is anticipated to be $118 million.

Leasing is anticipated to begin in June 2004.

Some landlords, anticipating the competition from the new towers, took steps early on to retain longtime tenants by lowering the rent and sprucing up their buildings.

They say that the American military will likely need to retain tight control over the country for longer than they anticipated.

Nor did he anticipate the immense effect that the Internet would have on traditional media's ability to retain and attract readers.

Moreover, the same group of experts in the field advised to anticipate the coverage error by applying a prior well-defined sampling frame so as to retain the value of unbiased sample despite low response rates[ 6, 14, 13].

To retain compliance in order to achieve the same weight loss goal, dietitians and physiotherapists will anticipate these circumstances.

It is anticipated that 200 of these subjects will agree to the assessment of ACR (3 urines), blood tests and cardiovascular assessments and to retain copies of their retinal photographs for centralized assessment at the end of the study period.

He resolved to retain control of Facebook.