Sentence examples for examining expectations from inspiring English sources

However, to date, there has been little research examining expectations of HIV status disclosure among gay men.

Our findings are supported by those of a recent qualitative and in depth study examining expectations in the participants of a placebo-controlled RCT [ 20].

The results from other studies not directly examining expectations also suggest that pain relief is obtained and improved physical functioning are reached during the first year after surgery [ 9- 14].

In defense of her manifesto, Ms. Rainer now says, "One of the functions of a manifesto is to clear the air, to start over or re-examine expectations".

But people kept breaking out of these circles to explore, to talk, to examine expectations, and just to get to know one another.

Several years ago, in another study, I examined expectations about mood and day of the week: two-thirds of the sample nominated Monday as the "worst" day of the week.

Teacher education programs are "encouraged to help candidates examine expectations for performance evaluated by edTPA in meaningful ways and discuss how they will demonstrate their performance in relation to those expectations".

Further qualitative research examined expectations of and satisfaction with emergency dental services in order to further understand some of the reasons how and why people access out-of-hours emergency dental services [ 3, 4, 6, 7, 10].

While this direct pathway is still under investigation, in a survey we examined expectations and potential barriers and facilitators towards this direct pathway, of patients and professionals involved in the pathway.

3. Create an oral report examining the expectations you (as a citizen) have for, or obligations your government has, to protect your safety and well-being? 4. Research and write a biography on National Security Advisor, Condoleezza Rice.

The chapter illustrates how insight can be gained into the many ways people can be put into situations where "design-induced human errors" are more or less inevitable by examining the expectations held by stakeholders throughout the value chain that should have prevented the error from happening.