Sentence examples for overall anticipated from inspiring English sources

The present study examines how risk assessment relates to overall anticipated project success and how overconfidence on the part of project managers influences such assessments.

The patient response rate was estimated at 50-70%, leading to an overall anticipated response rate of 16-23%.

This was estimated based on an assumption of the overall anticipated event rate of 0.5 with a correlation among covariates of 0.1 and based on using cox regression as the statistical method.

The overall anticipated stigma score, as well as the combined measure of anticipated male partner stigma, were strongly associated with HIV test refusal, whereas neither the combined measures of anticipated stigma from family or others, nor any of the perceived community stigma total or sub-scales were significantly associated with HIV test refusal.

Manchester City Council said the government had pledged £78m, which would cover "a large proportion of the anticipated overall project costs".

If the effects are concentrated in one or a few sectors, there is a risk that bottlenecks in those sectors might reduce the impact of such effects, so that changes in the key sectors do not have the anticipated overall effect on the economy.

On August 6, Dr. Gray announced he had maintained his previous prediction; with an active start of the season, the rest of the season was forecast to have been only slightly above average, due to an anticipated overall less favorable environment across the Atlantic Ocean.

This introduces the scope for changes to the programme having less overall benefit than anticipated - or even causing net harm.

The effect size used in the sample size calculation was large (50% reduction in HIV incidence) and the anticipated overall incidence of HIV was incorrect.

The following assumptions were made to compute the sample size: anticipated overall treatment difference of 0.297; common SD of 0.725; dropout rate of 25%; two-sided significance level of 5%.

While the absolute rate of symptom resolution appeared to be better in pharmacy, the overall lower than anticipated resolution rates across all settings, together with reduced numbers of participants at follow-up, meant that the study was under-powered to detect whether these differences were statistically significant.