Sentence examples for in expectancy from inspiring English sources

The predictive power of within-versus across-subjects scores in expectancy research, Journal of Psychology.

A Note on the Measurement of Valence Perceptions in Expectancy Theory Research, Journal of Applied Psychology.

She shook hands graciously with both teams while we goggled in expectancy, suddenly aware that all the talk and anticipation were about to be translated into actual football — men-kicking-a-ball-about-on-a-field.

Taken together, these findings indicate that the enhancement of performance with tDCS is sensitive to stimulus repetition and target presence, but not to changes in expectancy, mood, or type of blinded task design.

Two possible explanations are discussed; differences in expectancy may have affected absorption, or fructose in the root beer may have slowed absorption of alcohol relative to the maltose in beer.

Longevity is improving round the world, But the big gains are from birth in emerging markets, while the economically significant change in developed countries is the rise in expectancy at age 65 (hence all the debate on pensions).

Gains in life expectancy in the United States and in other developed nations mean their populations are aging.

This may again be due to the recent significant increase in life expectancy in South Asia while the life expectancy in Africa has increased much more gradually.

These improvements in medicine and public health brought dramatic increases in life expectancy in developed countries.

The shift in health has been accompanied by equally significant improvements in life expectancy in the world.

Growth in life expectancy in the UK has come to a halt, and in some areas decreased, figures show.