Sentence examples for expected settings from inspiring English sources

He can be ruthless, not always in expected settings.

It's a potent ensemble, though in the pride-of-possession context it still feels like just so many power-paintings in a row Not all the collection's gems are in expected settings.

The impact of the proADM-enhanced algorithm is therefore expected in settings with facilitated transition mechanisms to nonacute medical care.

High STI transmission risks would be expected in settings with low condom use due to high probability of HIV serostatus communication (e.g. when meeting partners online and in private settings [ 17].

The prevalence of sarcopenia in the community using a definition consistent with EWGSOP was 1 33% across different populations (male and female data combined), with higher prevalence, as expected, in settings where older, more complex or acutely ill individuals are cared for.

Second, since this study occurred in a city with relatively generous ambulatory care services for the homeless, an even greater use of ED and inpatient hospital services might be expected in settings where ambulatory care for homeless persons is less accessible [ 42].

Nonadherence is common and should be expected in all settings, especially in a bioterrorism-related context that involves further challenges and complications to adherence.

Certain rules of grammar and standard vocabulary are expected in formal settings like the workplace.

We are in a world that is moving towards mega-cities, with the numbers of people living in urban settings expected to nearly double by 2050, from 3.7 billion people now to 7 billion over the next 30 years.

However, to fully validate an outcome instrument it has to perform as expected in different settings [ 14].

This low number means that figures presented are only "rough" estimates of the reproducibility that can be expected in similar settings.