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While analysts had generally not expected success in the multiple sclerosis study, expectations were somewhat higher for the lupus trial, despite failures by other companies.

With Palestinians tired of the intifada, Hamas's expected success in local elections this year could also push it towards more moderation.That the bitkhonistim differ on these and other questions such as how much to trust the Egyptians and which concessions to make to Mr Abbas is a measure of the changing situation they face.

The various causal decision theories make causal hypotheses explicit, and rank acts according to their expected success in bringing about good outcomes.

In relation to the modified UTAUT model, similar to the users, the results among the nonusers showed that Perceived Usefulness and Facilitating Conditions are the subconstructs that increase surgeons' expected success in adopting robotic-assisted surgery (Table 4).

Why the expected success, in the face of competition whose devices offer roughly the same functions?

With its extensive experience in retrofitting homes in Britain, the Mark Group is expecting success in United States markets like Philadelphia, where the business is largely the province of small local contractors.

But McFadden, whose dominance in wheelchair racing has been built in large part on her incredible upper body strength, does not expect success in her new discipline to come easily.

Regardless of these limitations, this study provided data for expected success rates in mini-implants placed in the IZ region, which from a biomechanical perspective, provide significant versatility for orthodontic tooth movements difficult to achieve from anchorage drawn from mini-implants placed in interradicular sites.

"We will have to look into why we did not get expected success," he told reporters in the city of Lucknow.

Because of the local contents in the animation and the nostalgic appeal of the kampung lifestyle, Malaysian comics scholar Muliyadi Mahamood expected success for Kampung Boy in his country.

Factoring in these expected success rates, the total costs per successfully treated patient were predicted to be $73,420 (linezolid) and $78,073 (vancomycin), for a total cost savings of $4,653.