Sentence examples for expected rather than the from inspiring English sources

And the expected (rather than the actual) return is recorded as income in the profit and loss account.

The first explanation is most likely since under the second hypothesis a steady increase in virus from days 4 to 8 would be expected rather than the decline observed (Figure 3B).

There is, however, no a priori reason why this would be expected rather than the reverse.

In this sample, it may be that the one item question to assess functional limitation due to poor mental health was more sensitive to migrant's feelings of accomplishing less than they expected rather than the interview schedule used to gauge CMD.

Even if other bacteria contributed to the NMR signal, a minor contribution to the pH 7.3 peak would be expected rather than the production of a second acidic peak at pH 6.3, since the cytoplasm of these presumably uncompartmentalized contaminants would be expected to have neutral or slightly alkaline pH relative to the external medium.

One of participating physicians described his adaptive behavior in which he was more likely to refer his patients when a good outcome was expected, rather than when the referral was medically necessary.

Contrasting with the arguments put forward in Chapter 8, it develops the thesis that it is because reforms have not been fully liberalized that responses within the sector have been lower than expected, rather than inadequacies in the design of the reform programmes themselves.

Their findings are expected rather than dramatic, and the term "protective" in reference to a no observed effect exposure is misleading at best.

Herz is bothered not only by the mere practice of using expected rather than actual results, but also by the magnitude of the assumed returns.

In the 21st century, it was because the focus is now on what is permissible and expected, rather than an own responsibility of the researchers.

In design-led system development the structure and its elements are configured to perform as expected rather than tested for compliance with the same requirements.