Sentence examples for expectation of incurring from inspiring English sources

The model takes account of four factors, (1) the background expectation of accumulating additional errors, (2) the background and (3) increment in the probability of dying (based on the level of cognitive deficit) and (4) the increment in the expectation of incurring more or fewer errors, again based on the level of baseline cognitive deficits.

As expected, most variables increased the risk of incurring CHE.

Otherwise, you run the risk of incurring big tax liabilities.

The expectation of quantization error incurred by the RVQ is upper bounded by.

The study included the analysis of incurred samples.

"Actual and projected advertising revenues for De Pers have fallen considerably behind the previous expectations of Wegener management, with the result that the group now expects to incur a loss over the life of the arrangement," the company said.

If central banks begin holding nominal growth at levels well below those expected when large debts were incurred, borrowers with a reasonable expectation of solvency ex ante will find themselves insolvent ex post.

Indeed, there is a continuous updating of predictions such that after a rewarded trial, there is a higher expectation of reward (and thus the next reward incurs a smaller prediction error), and conversely after a non-rewarded trial [ 18] (see Figure 2a).

However, 20% incurred costs between $1000 and $3000, 34% experienced costs >$3000, with 15% of those incurring costs >$8000.

Organizations that exhibit an entrepreneurial orientation tend to engage in risk-taking behavior, including incurring debt and making large resource commitments with the expectation of high return (Lumpkin and Dess 1996).

Please do not allow it to fall into the hands of the IRS, which could use the numbers to disallow every breeder's losses on the ground that they are incurred in a business in which there is no reasonable expectation of profit.