Sentence examples for expectations of which from inspiring English sources

Rates have already climbed, Mr. Bockmann noted, and by raising short-term rates the Fed may have reassured the markets that it will keep control of inflation, expectations of which over the next decade or so largely determine rates for long-term mortgages.

A model for privacy as expectations is introduced [28] that uses crowdsourcing to capture users' expectations of which sensitive information mobile applications utilize.

Like, Bessie Coleman and Amelia Earhart before her, she challenges traditional expectations of which activities girls should love.

These direct and indirect pathways are mediated by place, in that normative expectations of which public spaces should be lit relates to whether outcomes such as seeing the night sky or finding the dark threatening to security are more salient.

Next, we consider the expectation of, which is interesting because we can infer the expected difference between regression (equation 1) and bipartition (equation 2).

We consider both models because the distinction between large and local patterns of species abundance based on dispersal becomes artificial in continuous landscapes [28], so we have no a priori expectation of which, if any, of the two models would be the most appropriate for our assemblages.

We had no a priori expectation of which signature would produce the best outcome in terms of these criteria.

Using multivariable linear regression, we built models based on bivariate associations and on our expectation of which variables would independently predict the outcomes as demonstrated by prior studies (8, 9, 28, 29).

He also worked on the Oscar-nominated screenplays of "Brief Encounter," and of "Great Expectations" (1946), of which he was executive producer.

Migrants leave to meet certain family expectations, one of which is the supply of remittances.

This study showed that only a handful of loci departed from this expectation, five of which were cosegregating loci displaying a high degree of differentiation between populations.