Sentence examples for such expectancy from inspiring English sources

That McIlroy speaks so openly about a belief of a Masters win because of a tailor-made golf game is to his credit; entrants have been weighed down by such expectancy year on year.

While such expectancy may not be irrelevant to actual behavior, it is a mere factual state of affairs that cannot by itself make (norms originating in) public law applicable.

The Manual of Reason defines 'syntactic expectancy' as 'the inability of one word to produce, without another word, an awareness of the relation between them', and it cites, as an example of an utterance which fails to possess such expectancy, the sentence "horse man elephant".

The powerlessness scale included three items reflecting such expectancies: 'Cannot overcome problems', 'Cannot manage things' and 'Feeling helpless'.

These studies reported that first-order sequential effects were not modulated by such expectancies.

Process theories such as expectancy theory by Vroom (1964), goal theory by Locke and Latham (1990), and equity theory by Adams (1963) attempt to explain how and why motivation happens.

The relationship between SSQI metrics and cross-functional collaboration can be examined by using theoretical perspectives such as, expectancy theory, goal setting, needs theory, role theories, social context effects, social information processing theory, social learning theory, and institutional theory.

Higher level concepts, such as expectancy can affect subjective perception, too.

As such life expectancy does not refer to any specific individual, as mortality rates change over time.

Context effects such as expectancy 38 treatment rituals 39 or patient provider interactions 24 40 have been shown to have an impact on the experience of pain.

Although this practice is common in trials of psychological treatments it has been criticized as it does not control for non-specific factors such as expectancy of improvement and attention from a caregiver [ 61].