Sentence examples for assumed expectations from inspiring English sources

However, in Malawi, where DHMT members described a context that lacked a systematic, accountable supervision structure, with unclear criteria and assumed expectations of staff performance, supervision practice was dependent on the attitudes and priorities of supervisors.

However, until the 1970s, most models relied on adaptive expectations, which assumed that expectations were based on an average of past trends.

Commonly assumed backcross expectations [1] were used as simulation controls.

Frequently, the term "pseudo-placebo" is used in this context to describe the function of those preparations [ 32] and assumed patient expectations were mainly held responsible for the prescription [ 3, 23].

Explanations for the overuse of antibiotics despite weak scientific evidence are multifaceted and vary from efforts to protect patients from "complicated" courses of disease to assumed patient expectations and to inadequate knowledge of physicians [ 1- 4].

4) Baseline expectations were assumed to affect expectations at 6 weeks and at 12 weeks.

Several authors showed that doctors' assumed parental expectation of antibiotic treatment lead to an increased and inappropriate prescription of antibiotics [ 20- 22].

The policy recommendation is robust: the welfare loss entailed by optimal policy under learning if the private sector actually has rational expectations is much smaller than if the central bank mistakenly assumes rational expectations when in fact agents are learning.

Numerical results for both the estimated production and endowment economies show that the expectation shock model matches several of the stylized facts better than does a model that assumes rational expectations or adaptive learning alone.

In the 1970s, Lucas and disciples take it up a notch, arguing that we should assume rational expectations: people make the best predictions possible given the available information.

The critical disadvantage to this approach is that it assumes rational expectations instead of testing them.