Sentence examples for based on this expectation from inspiring English sources

For more than 20 years, international arbitrage based on this expectation has forced Japanese interest rates about four percentage points or so below American ones.

Based on this expectation, the degradation rate determined for M1 should be higher than the those of the four phenolic benzotriazoles under consideration.

Based on this expectation, Alejandro Schaffer developed a probabilistic model to quantify the association between two matched tumour samples (Kuukasjarvi et al, 1997).

Previously, we proposed the protein complex prediction algorithm that utilizes the bottleneck proteins as partitioning points for detecting the protein complexes, based on this expectation [ 16].

Based on this expectation, Fig. 6 indicates that cones near the fovea support fewer modes than those in the periphery, at least over the retinal eccentricities imaged (1° to 5°).

Physician-patient relationships are formed over time on the "expectation that the other person will behave in a way that is beneficial, or at least not harmful, and allows for risks to be taken based on this expectation" (p.148) [ 30]; in other words, they are formed on a basis of trust in the fiduciary relationship.

Much of the cautious optimism in the Obama campaign is based on the expectation that this is a turn-the-page election, that deep anger with President Bush, along with discontent over the war in Iraq and the economy will be channeled into a Democratic victory in November.

This argument is based on the expectation that travel from one region to another is much faster through surface streams than through subterranean passages because open waters contain abundant food and provide direct passage, while subterranean routes have low food reserves and their passages may be maze-like.

This is based on the expectation that it will increase self-determination and in turn patient treatment adherence [ 13].

This was based on the expectation that moderate exercise (similar to ambulatory BP conditions) would be more representative of the chronic hemodynamic loading experienced during normal daily activity and, thus, would be more highly related to end organ disease.

This hypothesis is based on the expectation that the wear observed in OA may be exacerbated by higher friction coefficients.