Sentence examples for for expectations of from inspiring English sources
As for expectations of fat bonuses, they have gone the way of Bear Stearns.
Take-Two has resisted the bid, saying it doesn't account for expectations of a blockbuster debut for its fourth version of "Grand Theft Auto" on April 29.
The similarity between the rising phases of the 23-rd and 20-th solar cycles presents additional grounds for expectations of the lower maximum of the current solar cycle and the geomagnetic activity in the present solar cycle as compared with the 21-st and 22-nd solar cycles.
To achieve this, we combine a formula obtained by Zhang and Williams [11] to compute Stieltjes constants (see also Coffey [9]) and a probabilistic perspective based on a differentiation formula for expectations of functions of the gamma process (see formula (20) in Section 3).
Many recent publications have also reported increasing suicide rates in European countries [ 34- 36], so the study periods were unfavourable for expectations of a decrease in benzodiazepine consumption.
Samples could be reweighted such that estimations for expectations of interesting statistics will remain unbiased after weighting, and such a sampling strategy is called Importance Sampling (Liu 2001).
The effect size between the groups for expectation of excellent GPA is only small (d = 0.23).
A new theoretical approximation for expectation of the prediction error is derived using the same-realization predictions.
The inference of demographic history of related population(s) plays a vital role for these aims, for the reason that a proper inferred model could offer a null hypothesis for expectation of neutrality (Nielsen et al., 2007).
All technologies were innovative in nature and had an a priori rationale for expectation of superior clinical benefit over existing solutions (table 1) 2. Survival outcome was reported by at least one of the national orthopaedic registries with ≥90% national completeness.
The ability of treatment to manage individually important symptoms may influence a patient's preferences for and expectations of treatment, for example a watchmaker affected by tremor.
