The phrase "around expected" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express something related to expectations, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were around expected, indicating that our predictions were mostly accurate."
Alternatives: "approximately as anticipated" or "roughly as expected".
She said: "Fallada, who later described these changes as 'stupid tinkering around', expected that they would not satisfy Goebbels".
Evaluation of the initiative revealed tensions around expected roles, rules and the division of labor, and both intended and unintended program consequences.
When simulated crop yields were normally (sd = 0.25) or Student's t distributed (df = 154) around expected crop yields, 28%and57%7% of all reported ratios fell within the 95% confidence interval of the simulations, respectively.
An interesting property naturally emerging from this model is that over the course of trials, posterior distributions over SPEs become narrower around expected performance slightly more rapidly with feedback than without (Supplementary Fig. 4b).
The sources of downward bias in existing models are numerous and include undue optimism about future warming, overlooked asymmetries around expected increases in temperature, and a failure to account for catastrophic events, non-market costs, cross-sectoral impacts, and impacts on productivity.
On page 31 Nashef mistakenly calls the dangerous surgeon of his example Surgeon B instead of Surgeon A. And on page 155 he says the risk- adjusted mortality rate is the ratio between actual mortality and expected mortality, though it is actually the other way around: expected to actual.
So there was nothing but good feelings all around, expect perhaps in the Detroit locker room.
I was young and innocent and turned around expecting to see a lots of shopping bags.
"I was looking around expecting an immediate, rapid response," he said.
I look around, expecting to see a Gruyère of bullet holes, sickeningly familiar from Vukovar, Sarajevo and Kosovo.
The mother said when she hears music she still turns around, expecting to see her daughter there, dancing.
