Sentence examples for inverted expectations from inspiring English sources
But then, young men like Mr. Alquicira have come of age in a world of inverted expectations, where women far outpace men in earning degrees and tend to hold jobs that have turned out to be, by and large, more stable, more difficult to outsource, and more likely to grow.
In line with our expectations, we find an inverted U-shaped relationship between closeness to the technological frontier and sales revenues as well as differential effects of technological change depending on initial technological quality.
Chris Woodhead, a former chief education inspector, highlights primary schools' continuing failure to teach literacy and numeracy properly, secondary schools' lack of academic rigour, demoralisingly low expectations of poor students, plus inverted snobbery about "elite" education.None of that is going to change quickly.
As the small P values in supplementary table S4 (Supplementary Material online) show, the theoretical estimation via the model of tandem duplications and subsequent chromosomal rearrangements alone fails to explain the observed proportion of inverted duplogs, which is about 4 15 times larger than the expectation, for any of the six animals tested.
To see whether this pattern can be explained solely via tandem duplications and subsequent rearrangements, we compared the observed proportions of inverted duplogs in the youngest age-group (dS < 0.01) with theoretical expectations.
And the whole discussion of inflation expectations and monetary policy in a liquidity trap as a sort of inverted version of the usual credibility problem — in fact, the whole revival of the liquidity trap as a modern concern — dates from this paper (pdf).
The TFBS motif discovery tool uses the expectation-maximization algorithm for clustering of all potential motifs with a specified symmetry (palindrome, direct or inverted repeat) and finally optimizes the inferred PWM.
Those pesky inverted commas!
What's an "inverted utopia"?
