Sentence examples for experience expected from inspiring English sources
Therefore harm expectancy and experience, expected and experienced burden, credibility of treatment and treatment adherence will be assessed.
Ms. Hou, a native of Beijing who worked for the comptroller as a public relations assistant before becoming campaign treasurer, does not seem to have the kind of sophisticated political experience expected of a treasurer for a citywide campaign.
Participants who wrote about a similar experience expected and actually had a more positive inter-racial interaction.
In general, student attitudes towards the ARG were very positive with evidence suggesting that the ARG managed to deliver the motivational experience expected by the students.
We support the freedom of expression and creativity of our community and must continue to protect the experience expected by our users".
Our results suggest that field trips, as integrative activities, can have an influence on researchers' mental models however for the greatest effect they should be designed to accommodate; personal pre-conditions (e.g. knowledge and experience), expected change in these conditions and a desired integration outcome.
If you want a great listening and viewing experience, expect to spend several hours on configuration.
Hardy and his teammates, long on senior leadership but short on tournament experience, expect Gonzaga to play a lot of zone defense, forcing the Red Storm to run set offenses and hit perimeter shots.
And so he sat there in church, waiting for a religious experience, expecting salvation.
The women in this study went into their labour and birth experience expecting, or hoping for, a particular kind of birth and commonly this meant a "natural" birth.
Most Australian hospitals do not use electronic prescribing systems and, based on anecdotal experience, expecting hospital doctors to prepare handwritten interim medication charts at the point of discharge is not a reliable, safe or sustainable method for providing IRCMACs.
