Sentence examples for rather anticipated from inspiring English sources

These results were rather anticipated because TLR3 is unique, recruiting only TRIF and not MyD88.

The findings confirmed that automatic postural responses in Parkinsonian subjects were never delayed, but rather anticipated (in antagonist quadriceps), which led to muscle coactivation at the knee.

This was rather anticipated and was the reason for the inclusion of a development stage dataset as part of the second cohort.

Considering Fig. 3C and D together it seems that as disease progresses, reward-related activations in ACC change to the actual receipt of reward rather than anticipated reward.

That is to say, firms do not wait for the realization of leverage shocks but rather respond to anticipated shocks.

First Colin Firth backed out of voicing the Peruvian, then references to sex and taxidermy earned it a PG certificate, rather than the anticipated U.

In a dressing room, he had asked Bill Cayton, Morrison's co-manager, "Is it possible it could go two, three rounds?" - rather than the anticipated first-round knockout.

Afghan troops expected to accompany Marines who began moving south along the Helmand River last spring showed up in the hundreds, rather than the anticipated thousands.

The customer response model indicated that, even given Telstra's use of several defensive strategies, share loss after six months would be more than twice what Telstra's management had originally planned for nearly 9% rather than the anticipated 4%.

Most or all of the strength behind the late rally came from an unconfirmed rumor that the Government's report on retail sales, due today, had been leaked, showing a decline rather than the anticipated increase.

They believe US gross domestic product would have slumped by 7.4% in 2009 and by 3.7% in 2010, producing a "peak to trough" decline of 12%, rather than the anticipated 4%.