Sentence examples for expected vocabulary from inspiring English sources

As expected, vocabulary knowledge was unrelated to multiple sclerosis disease progression (r = 0.31, P > 0.2; this correlation would be negative if atrophy negatively impacted vocabulary).

As may be expected, Khoisan vocabulary reflects the cultural adaptations of the hunter-gatherers who speak the languages.

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

At the most competitive schools, there is no room for students who have had little training; they are expected to know the vocabulary and the basic technique.

More specifically, the tag vocabulary is expected to grow significantly as new LOs enter the system and teachers can share their insights and experiences on these new resources.

On the contrary, the tag vocabulary is expected to grow to a lesser rate when an increasing number of teachers share their (possibly overlapping) insights and experiences on the same pool of LOs.

The results for vocabulary were expected as it is known to be little influenced by age. 4 Secondly, comparisons of the effect of age in longitudinal and cross sectional analysis suggest that cross sectional data cannot provide reliable estimates of age related cognitive decline because they conflate the effect of age with differences in birth cohorts in key factors such as education.

As expected, having little or no vocabulary produces terrible results (in the extreme, no publications are selected because the vocabulary set is empty).

I find that the biggest mistake companies make is being too rigid, or expecting the common vocabulary to apply at all times.

Reading clearly introduces young people to new words, so the link between reading for pleasure and vocabulary development is expected.

First, we expected that this would render vocabulary acquisition easier for participants, as the same input was provided via two linguistic modalities.