Sentence examples for expected era from inspiring English sources

As expected, ERA patients exhibited increased levels of the inflammatory markers CRP and erythrocyte sedimentation rate and had a high disease activity score as measured by the disease activity score for 28 joint indices (Table 1).

Tears were to be expected; an era was ending, and everyone knew it.

Few expected the era of the movie palace to endure in the Rockaways, but neither did they expect to be living in a cinematic wasteland.

Because WTC participants were already employed at the time of random assignment, it was not expected that ERA would increase their likelihood of working during the follow-up period.

As expected, the ERA-63 suppressed inflammation (AUC) scores in CIA were accompanied by reduced inflammatory infiltrates and cartilage destruction scores at the level of the joint.

Despite such concerns, few expect the era of autonomous driving to be delayed.

Sober forecasters like those at the United States Agriculture Department now expect the era of higher prices to extend into the foreseeable future.

With no postseason until 2016 and the likelihood that there will not be a full roster until 2020, expect an era of Penn State football marked by mediocrity, ambivalence and recruiting struggles for the next decade.

The alternatives — the Communist Gennady Zyuganov, and an autocratic partnership of former Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov (another ex-spook) and the mayor of Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov — are not much more attractive... [T]he American candidates can expect an era of statist revival in Russia.

Just as many people who lived through the Depression mistrusted the bull market of the 1950's and 60's, Mr. Shefrin said, investors who profited in the late 1990's bull market tend to expect that era to return.

There were many reasons why Mr. Pataki's budget did not hammer the city as badly as most experts expected, but the era of good feeling could not have hurt.