Sentence examples for moderated expectations from inspiring English sources

The major differences between the United States and Canada are less medical than cultural, he said, evident in Canadian patients' tolerance for wait times and moderated expectations of their health care providers.

As the Clinton team moderated expectations, Sanders worked eagerly to seal the deal with voters in his neighboring state.

But Hillary is working very hard, and she's going to keep working very hard". As the Clinton team moderated expectations, Sanders worked eagerly to seal the deal with voters in his neighboring state.

Importantly, those who have more moderated expectations are also significantly less likely to support the deal, and 51percentt of Iranians say that "unless the U.S. agrees to remove all of its sanctions, Iran should not agree to a deal".

Classes take the form of moderated discussion, with the expectation that students will participate fully in each session; students also submit short, written deliverables throughout the program.

A: I think the low inflation expectations suggest a somewhat moderated path of rates compared to what we previously laid out.

In other words, if the relationship between poverty and aggressive social environments is moderated, then there would be little expectation for lower SES to contribute to prostate cancer risk.

A research officer moderated discussions with community members of their opinions, perceptions and expectations of the KHRC's research activities.

In contrast to our expectations, the impact of relationship status was also not moderated by being an adolescent or an adult (Model 2), B = −.11, SE = .09, ns, 90% bca bootstrapped CI: −.248/.021.

Further, the moderated mediation analysis, cross-validated by the teacher interviews, showed evidence that high teacher expectations alone may not be enough to predict teacher enactment of ABPs.

A lognormal-normal moderated variance (LNNMV) model was fitted to the data; parameter estimates were obtained through 20 iterations of an expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm where convergence was achieved after 10 iterations.