Sentence examples for divergence of expectations from inspiring English sources

The result has been a wide divergence of expectations.

Stringer had been caught in an almost irreconcilable squeeze at Sony from the start — the divergence of Japanese and Western expectations — but he'd seen it coming.

Then the ME of the gene set under consideration is computed as the divergence of its SC from expectation.

"There's a real divergence between Japanese expectations and Western expectations of what a transformation should accomplish," Stringer said.

Löfvander and Dyhr, as well as Brunvatne found obstacles in the doctor-patient relationship caused by communication problems and divergence in expectations about the organization of care, especially the role of the doctor as expert and the degree to which the patient is a partner in health care (4, 5).

The overall divergence from expectation of the mundane subset is shown in the same format.

The overall divergence from expectation of a new exploratory subset is shown in the same format.

The overall cumulative divergence from expectation of the resonant subset is shown in a figure that includes a dotted line for the expectation and a probability envelope showing the relative significance of the deviation.

More data at non-candidate loci can provide better estimates of species parameters such as neutral mutation rates, divergence times, and population sizes which would allow for better definition of expectations under neutrality.

It is shown that the averaged energy increases linearly with respect to the evolution of time and the flow of stochastic Maxwell equations with additive noise preserves the divergence in the sense of expectation.

Ms. Kusama believes that such divergence from expectations is what makes the spectacle of women's boxing compelling.