Sentence examples for based on our expectation from inspiring English sources

This rate is largely based on our expectation that smart meter implementation will require investment and support on the part of utilities and the U.S. government.

"However, the final decision on purchasing a machine for testing will, in part, be based on our expectation of there being an interconnector cable being laid between the Shetland Islands and the Scottish mainland".

This number was based on our expectation that recovery would be 80% in the intervention group and 60% in the control group.

Based on our expectation that genes involved in head regeneration and repair would be expressed in the blastema, neoblasts, or CNS, we further analyzed the genes identified from our microarray study by whole-mount in situ hybridization (WISH).

This might be due to the removal of the cooling pads at 35°C, based on our expectation of a more evident drop in temperature after removal of the cooling units as described in cardiac arrest patients [ 34].

But our view is to the contrary and is based on our expectations that courts will satisfy themselves that pleas of guilty are voluntarily and intelligently made by competent defendants with adequate advice of counsel and that there is nothing to question the accuracy and reliability of the defendants' admissions that they committed the crimes with which they are charged.

We have created an interactive dashboard based on our expectations for 3M's performance in 2018, and have arrived at a price estimate of $241 for the company, which is significantly higher than the current market price.

"Our recommendation is based on our expectations that Ford will benefit from rising global vehicle demand, led by growth in China and improvement in Europe, while maintaining a supportive balance sheet, and that Ford's stock has attractive total return potential," says Levy.

Could we, as educators, be causing our students unneeded stress based on our expectations?

Emily talks about how a lot of frustrations are based on our expectations for what "should happen".

By comparing these counts with the mean counts from random networks, constructed based on our expectations, we detect significantly over-represented patterns, or motifs.