Sentence examples for expectancy values from inspiring English sources

Tables 1 and 2 list the percentage of observed female and male life expectancy values at age zero, respectively, that is captured in the 95 and 80% prediction intervals from 1991 to 2011.

An estimator of that noise is based on an algorithm that is used to characterize its distribution, expectancy values, and variances – all captured by the estimated fractional value, d (Stadnitski, 2012a).

Life expectancy values had the greatest impact on this outcome, though no parameter proved highly influential.

Expectancy values (E-value) refer to searches in the NCBI nr sequence database.

As hip replacement rates are increasing greatly worldwide [ 5, 6], precise advice for patients with expectancy values for health outcomes and satisfaction thresholds is essential [ 7].

The 2008 World Health Organization (WHO) Life Tables were used to obtain life expectancy values for all countries for ages 18 to 75 [ 17].

Expected utility models such as prospect theory (Kahneman and Tversky 1979; Tversky and Kahneman 1992) or more simple expectancy value models such as the expected monetary value analysis, which is commonly applied in project management (Dey 2012; PMI 2008), would predict that both risk occurrence probabilities and risk impacts have a similar influence on the decision to carry out a project.

Initially, Pintrich and De Groot (1990) started by postulating a five latent factor structure comprising expectancy, value, affect, learning strategies and self-regulation.

While not directly applied to surveillance issues, we suggest that the NSEEV (noticing – salience, effort, expectancy, value) model of attention could provide a useful theoretical basis for understanding the challenges faced in detection and monitoring tasks.

One recent model of attention behavior, NSEEV (noticing – salience, effort, expectancy, value; Steelman, McCarley, & Wickens, 2011; Wickens et al., 2009), can provide a useful theoretical basis for the current work on change detection.

Grounded in the expectancy value theory of achievement motivation (Eccles et al. 1983), a quantitatively literate person would have increased expectations for success in quantitative situations, they would have an increased value in mathematics and statistics for its social utility and would have an increased level of intrinsic interest in quantitative situations (Wilkins, in press, 2010).