Servers at this 50-seat spot consistently anticipate patrons' needs, replacing silverware, filling water glasses and clearing plates.
There is no reason why the manager should consistently anticipate changes in volatility, and there is no underlying return from the strategy, in the sense that equities pay dividends or bonds pay interest.It seems highly likely that adding alternative assets to an institutional portfolio can provide investors with a smoother return.
Conclusion: Patients who undergo cystourethroscopy consistently anticipate higher degrees of discomfort than they actually perceive during the procedure.
His intelligence and reading of the game were unrivaled, and he could consistently anticipate where the puck was going to be and execute the right move at the right time.
He was adept at dodging checks from opposing players, and he could consistently anticipate where the puck was going to be and execute the right move at the right time.
As might be anticipated, consistently enriched GO terms were related to neuron development, axonogenesis and cell adhesion (Supplementary Material, Table S3).
I think it's fair to say a couple other clubs probably feel the same way and a couple other clubs are saying they're playing consistently better than they anticipated.
However, care providers are challenged to consistently and accurately anticipate death at the time of diagnosis [ 39– 41], thus potentially compromising timely access to PCPs.
Although the accuracy of VH-IVUS for tissue characterization exceeds 93.5% in ex vivo studies, its diagnostic ability to identify TCFA is lower, and VH-IVUS studies consistently show a higher than anticipated prevalence of TCFA in vivo.
When considering the therapeutic policy switch (Table 5), the use of raloxifene is consistently more costly than tamoxifen, as anticipated by the difference in price of agents.
