Sentence examples for perspective expected from inspiring English sources

To put that into perspective, expected iPhone 3G sales for the quarter ending September 30 this year should be 900percentt higher than last year's figures for first-generation iPhones, assuming Apple continues to sell 800,000 iPhone 3Gs per week through September.

The baseline model demonstrated that vaccinating all individuals in the sample population was cost effective from a payer perspective (expected net saving $6 PV $3 PMPYY) as well as from a member ($47 PV $255 PMPY) and societal perspective ($154 PV; $82 PMPY).

For a size perspective, expect 20 large stories in a 400k file, about one hundred times lighter than the PDF equivalent.

From this perspective, expecting the government to leave Zone 9 alone in the interests of, say, national cultural development would be a bit like expecting James I to grant feudal rights over the south bank of the Thames to a guy named Shakespeare and his actors' collective.

We would therefore, from a selection bias perspective, expect the ratio of female programmers to remain constant or increase as students grow older, not decline.

Differences in costs due to the perspective were expected, since fewer cost categories were considered from the healthcare perspective.

This perspective is expected to give better results and will be investigated in a future work.

From the parents' perspective, they expected to be actively involved in their adult children's choice of a partner.

Cognitive sharing of an object is a primary issue in multi-robot task execution, where robots with different perspective are expected to cooperate in our daily unstructured environment.

From this perspective, the expected recovery time from a specific drought event is quantified, based on a case study in the Upper Colorado River Basin in Southwestern USA for two initialization dates in years 2003 through 2008.

Moreover, the whole-genome perspective is expected to provide an instrumental contribution to vaccine development, particularly to target those pathogens for which the traditional approaches have failed so far.