Sentence examples for expected measures of from inspiring English sources

"Nobody expected measures of such magnitude," said Senad Slatina, an analyst with the International Crisis Group, a political think tank with offices in Sarajevo.

However, burden does not sit quite as might be expected: measures of disability and lost productivity show only loose relationships with headache type and frequency.

Though there is no proper scoring system for evaluating case series of patients on ECMO support, we developed a predetermined system for all included studies based on previously published reports [17], and on commonly expected measures of quality for ECMO support and ECMO transportation.

As expected, measures of socioeconomic status showed strong negative relationships with perceived economic hardship.

Hence, we expected measures of psychological constructs, i.e. the FABQ and the HCSL-25, to have moderate to high correlation to the PCS.

Therefore, we expected measures of germination dynamics and final germination proportion to show G×E effects under different light and nutrient combinations.

We expect measures of these phenomena to converge across different observers and modes of measurement.

The findings of this previous analysis provided support that across the five countries, the subtests functioned as one would expect measures of learning to function, that is, raw scores increased with chronological age.

Few clinicians would expect measures of attentive abilities in thought-disorganised patients to resemble those from patients with nonparanoid negative symptoms, yet few report on the biological variations that might underlie, contribute to or modulate these differences.

As expected, measured radon concentrations drove most of this variation explaining over 70%% of it.

(7) To be able to perform experiment design a measure of expected measurement efficacy is required.