Sentence examples for likely expectancy from inspiring English sources

These authors indeed applying a different methodological approach (with a blind procedure for both VEP recording and analysis) in a series of studies (exploring a wide range of stimulation parameters) were not able to replicate, at least for visual modality, the habituation defect and attributed this to a likely expectancy bias not adequately controlled in previous studies.

I'm not sure I felt we were given enough information about the dissident or the tyrant for them to be much more than sketches – and the windmill sale seemed an unnecessary dramatic pressure given the perfect storm of Grozin's visit, international pressure, and Vladmir Bayanov's likely life expectancy.

[ 22] The comprehensive interview and long-term follow-up undertaken as part of homeopathic case management increases patient-doctor interaction and likely enhances expectancy and placebo effects.

Patients and clinicians base treatment decisions on a variety of factors: anticipated prognosis, a patient's fitness for treatment and a patient's likely life expectancy.

"Step One: READY" included behavior change techniques (eg, prompt specific goal setting, prompt practice [imaginary], prompt self-talk) designed to prepare participants for goal selection by informing them of the risks of nonaction, and prompting them to consider likely outcome expectancies of changing their eating behavior, as well as to build task self-efficacy.

When outcomes are highly valued, depression is likely when outcome expectancy is high and performance expectation is low [ 22, 23].

It is not likely that life expectancy in EEA+ countries will permanently increase at a slower pace.

Therefore, it is likely that life expectancy for those living with HIV has increased and may continue to do so.

In reality, it might be more likely that life expectancy gains are a result of a mix of scenarios.

It is likely that life expectancy is substantially reduced in Li–Fraumeni syndrome, which is an autosomal dominant disorder caused by germ-line mutations in the TP53 gene.

Including costs in our model might have come to an inappropriate inverse conclusion because lithium treatment most likely increases life expectancy and renal replacement therapy is extremely costly.