Sentence examples for expected to be anemic from inspiring English sources
But the reliability of older voters makes them coveted in elections like this one, where the turnout is expected to be anemic.
Japan's growth this year is expected to be anemic, despite efforts by the government and central bank last year to stimulate it with a slew of measures.
With turnout expected to be anemic in much of the state, the party establishment fears that riled-up voters energized by Mr. Paladino's fiery campaign could outnumber less-passionate supporters of Mr. Lazio at the polls.
But that $80 billion in annual sales is looking more and more like a chimera, with growth this year expected to be an anemic 5% and next year only 6.7%.
Part of the pessimism is about the United States – total growth of gross domestic product in 2012 is expected to be only 1.8 percent, anemic at best.
The C50 of rHuEPO for anemic patients is expected to be higher.
Based on the annual incidence rates, 2.551 newly diagnosed chemotherapy-induced anemic patients are expected to be treated with ESAs.
But the company's fourth-quarter profit is expected to be down from last year, due mainly to an anemic online advertising market.
Dow Jones is scheduled to post its third-quarter results today, and analysts expect them to be anemic, with the core print publishing business showing an operating loss for the fifth consecutive quarter.
As one might expect, HIV-infected women were more likely to be anemic (hemoglobin <12 g/dL) than HIV-uninfected women.[ 1] One possible cause of anemia in these women could be the effect of HIV infection on hematopoiesis.
