Sentence examples for is based on expectations from inspiring English sources

Their confidence is based on expectations that Japan's exporters will continue to find buyers for their products in markets like the United States and China.

Presumably some of Mr. Lazio's local support is based on expectations that he would restore a Long Island gravy train that has had no conductor since Mr. D'Amato was defeated in 1998.

In its announcement, Placer Dome, which is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and ranks fifth among global producers, said it would no longer sell borrowed gold, a hedging strategy that is based on expectations of lower prices.

A good part of the spring run-up is based on expectations of an earnings recovery.

He says the price for the Glacéau stake is in line with the valuations for such rivals as Gatorade and Hansen Natural and is based on expectations that Glacéau will double its revenue every few years.

Fu [26] proposed the FS statistic, which is based on expectations of haplotype frequency distribution for a given value of θ derived from the average number of pairwise nucleotide differences.

Essentially PMHT is based on expectation-maximization for handling with association conflicts.

This method is based on expectation maximization (EM) principle combined with a BE model of the doubly selective channel.

The significance of a protein match based on both the PMF in the first MS and the MS/MS from several precursor ions, is based on expectation values.

This is because an individual chooses to trust; by contrast, confidence is based on expectation and is not a matter of choice.

The significance of a protein match based on both the peptide mass fingerprint (PMF) in the first MS and the MS/MS data from several precursor ions, is based on expectation values; each protein match is accompanied by an expectation value.