Sentence examples for no explicit expectations from inspiring English sources

There were no explicit expectations for either SMS model regarding comanagement with the primary care physician.

Primary care guidelines recommend "exercise" as a core management approach for CKP/KOA [ 15] but provide no explicit expectations about whether GPs should refer patients for exercise therapies, advise general or specific exercises, or prescribe exercises.

Before lean, there was no explicit expectation concerning who should provide a service, to whom, and when.

For example, if a country's PFM system scored less than 3.5 the Paris Declaration target includes no explicit expectation that Development Partners will channel their funding through that system; the comparable score for country procurement systems was B (on a four-point scale A-D).

Despite their willingness to participate in the IPE program, five of the interviewed participants (N = 12) indicated that they did not have any explicit expectations of the IPE program.

In a venture-backed company like TerraCycle, there is an explicit expectation of aggressive revenue growth.

Any financial gift you make to your child's college, regardless of amount, tie it to an explicit expectation that all women's sports programs will be treated commensurately with the existing men's programs.

Studies have found that journal clubs benefit from an explicit expectation that residents attend journal club and if journal clubs are highly valued by the program director [ 4, 37, 38].

For example, in the Canadian (CanMEDS) accreditation system, advocacy (defined as physicians responsibly using "their expertise and influence to advance the health and well-being of individual patients, communities, and populations)" constitutes an explicit expectation for every member in the profession [ 15].

At 1.5% annually, inflation is therefore below the Fed's explicit expectations.

In contrast, whereas students' mathematics achievement scores were largely unrelated to teachers' explicit expectations, teachers' implicit prejudiced attitudes predicted student performance.