Sentence examples for following expectations from inspiring English sources
In the quarters following expectations growth, consumer spending rose twice, fell once and was essentially unchanged twice.
Past research leads to the following expectations.
The following expectations will be tested in this study: 1.
Most informants held at least one of the following expectations of the study: that it would inform the evidence base, contribute to priority setting, and/or inform policy.
Reasons associated with the decision to initiate treatment include the following: expectations of treatment effectiveness, threat of disease progression, the availability of care, lack of alcohol dependence, and readiness to stop using drugs [ 9, 10].
For the expectation of variance components given the relationships, the following expectations were used: E x σ u 2 2 = σ u 2 + β 2, E x σ e 2 2 = σ e 2, E x λ 2 = σ e 2 σ u 2 + β 2. As pointed out in the Methods section, simulations were performed in order to validate the previous analytical results.
The parameters of PSI-BLAST (Release 2.2.12) used to generate PSSM were set as following: expectation value 0.0001, e-value threshold for inclusion in multipass model 0.0001, maximum number of passes in multipass version 3.
Moreover, by extending the results of the moments of the quadratic forms provided in [28], the following expectation can be obtained after some manipulations: (A.9).
In the E-step of iteration t + 1, we want to calculate the following expectation: (A1) Q (Ψ | Ψ (t ) ) = E G, S, Z | W, Ψ (t ) [ ln ℙ (W, G, S, Z | Ψ ) ].
Consider arbitrary weight functions α ij assigned to each edge of the graph and define the following expectation values with respect to q j b j i = E j [ q i (X ) ⋅ α i j (X ) ] = 1 c j ∑ X q j (X ) ⋅ q i (X ) ⋅ α i j (X ) = c i c j b i j.
Furthermore, the impact of expectations on side effects (e.g., pain following negative expectations but without the administration of any inert substance) is discussed and the concept "nocebo phenomenon" explained to the patients.
