Sentence examples for studies expects that from inspiring English sources

Father Porter, who holds two advanced degrees in Middle East studies, expects that the program will be as well attended and as passionately engaging as the previous ones.

The volunteers in both studies expected that a solution to the HIV problem would be found in the future.

This study expects that the amount of lateral forces being transmitted from earth to upper levels, subsequently the effect of impact will decrease as a result of using ODBS, the high energy absorption capacity, in lower floors of the structure.

Dr. Otto said she had begun the study expecting that drone pilots would actually have a higher rate of mental health problems because of the unique pressures of their job.

We used both HH and HV polarization data in our study, expecting that the deeper penetration of L-band SAR can capture more information on the internal structure of forests.

The study expected that, with the structural changes in the economy and demography, the transport of bulk commodities would decrease in future.

However, before the intervention, the participants of the current study expected that Twitter would stimulate the relation between the teacher and themselves more than they had experienced during the intervention.

The study expected that the compositional effect expressing the degree by which the national energy demand from each energy user exceeds the rate of change of the national energy demand would be low in the manufacturing industry, because energy demand changes mainly arise from efficiency efforts in this sector.

Only the exhaustion scale was used in our study expecting that if a student had a higher score on exhaustion from study his strength of motivation for medical school would be lowered.

This study, therefore, expects that food aid enhances adaptive capacity to climate change.

Thomas Kuhne, director of Holocaust and genocide studies at Clark University, expects that the annotated text will likely be read by far fewer than the furor surrounding it might suggest.