The age of the PIs responding to the poll was what one might expect for a successful and established field that continues to attract new people: 54.3% have been PIs for less than 15 years, 45.7% for more than 15 years.
This was no movie brat, growing up obsessively watching movies on VHS, getting steeped in trash-celluloid lore, knowing scenes by heart and shooting his own homemade version on Super 8 at the age of nine in the way we might expect of a hugely successful genre director.
Since judgment is a major element in success at the bridge table, one might expect that a judge would be a successful player.
You might expect that America, which has such a successful economy, had social capital in shedloads.
As you might expect from an adaption of the most successful erotic novel of all time, a fifth of the movie's 100-minute running time is given over to on screen sex, spread out over 12 glorious scenes.
One might expect migrant-specific programmes to be more successful since they were designed for the needs of immigrants, whereas general programmes address the needs of average participants, including mostly natives.
The objectives were: (1) to examine how successful plant species reintroductions have been so far in establishing or significantly augmenting viable, self-sustaining populations in nature; (2) to determine the conditions under which we might expect plant species reintroductions to be most successful; (3) to make the results of this survey available for future plant reintroduction trials.
If single cell engagement in a rhythm in the form of spike-phase coherence is important for successful processing during the task, one might expect a larger number of cells to be coherent during Correct Trials Only.
It is not the sort of message you might expect from Ms. Raimondo, a proud daughter of Providence, a successful venture capitalist and, not least, the current general treasurer of Rhode Island.
Though one might expect higher rates of failure in this setting, they instead report successful repair and no complications in a cohort of nine patients.
