Sentence examples for present and anticipated from inspiring English sources

"CAPP presented the figure to me," Ms. Radler said in an e-mail message, and "CAPP uses this estimate and considers it to accurately represent the volume that is recoverable using current technology and present and anticipated economic conditions".

Information about present and anticipated bridge reliabilities can be used in conjunction with decision models to provide a rational decision-making tool for the assessment of bridges and other structural systems.

This article puts forth a general theoretical model that describes self-construction as a system of (past, present and anticipated) subjective identity forms the dynamic of which originates in the tension between two kinds of reflexivity.

(c) The applicant is a satisfactory credit risk and has the ability to repay the obligation proposed to be incurred and that the proposed payments on such obligation bear a proper relationship to present and anticipated income and expenses as determined by use of the credit standards in § 36.4337 of this part.

Changes in situational states are caused by situational factors in terms of past, present, and anticipated events (Wild and Krapp 1996; Sembill et al. 2002; Wolf and Schumacher 2010).

Present and anticipated global food demands necessitate a significant increase in crop productivity in marginal farmlands.

To any one, who regards, for a moment, the conflicting 'views and wishes of the Commercial and Agricultural Interests, -the considerations which may arise out of the existing Laws for the regulation of our Currency,- the present and the anticipated pressure of the National Debt and of Taxation, - this statement will be sufficiently apparent.

Three different schemes of the aerosol model selection are presented and their anticipated estimation error in terms of the retrieved water reflectance at 443 nm is analyzed.

The EHP Instructions to Authors (EHP 2003) defines a competing financial interest thusly: "Competing financial interests may include, but are not limited to, grant support, employment (recent, present, or anticipated), and personal financial interests by the authors, immediate family members, or institutional affiliations that may gain or lose financially through publication".

QoL was the gap between an individual's present status (' present ill-being' in the case of depression) and anticipated status (i.e ' therapeutic future') and was measured by the discrepancy between present and future actual QoL scores.

The presentation of evidence to inform health system decisions requires the development of summaries that can 1) communicate complex information in plain language; 2) clearly present the anticipated effects and the certainty (quality) of the underlying evidence; and 3) effectively convey uncertainty.