Sentence examples for this expectation is reflected from inspiring English sources

This expectation is reflected in our study, where participants reported a high likelihood that they would be required to perform surgery in the future on both the pre- and post-training surveys.

Is Nilekani worried that excessive investor expectations are reflected in the stock price?

Possibly the strongest chapter is the one in which she directs her anger against the insidious sexism that dogs elite sportswomen – when even history-makers such as Serena Williams are judged on how they look before they're credited for their talent – and shows how such cultural expectations are reflected at every level of participation.

During those same nine quarters, the change in consumer expectations was reflected in consumer spending just three times.

Our expectations are reflected by the significant amount of money that we have invested in the company and we expect 10 million Vopium users in a few years.

The GTC has said that this expectation is already reflected in the current Code, in operation for the past five years – and that the criteria used to assess cases in its regulatory work will not change.

However, overall, this expectation is very weakly reflected in BP and MF.

If this deflation influences expectations and is reflected in future decisions about prices and pay, it could become entrenched.

θ W is generally greater than θ π, suggesting an excess of rare alleles compared with the neutral expectation, which is reflected in a marginally negative Tajima's D across all loci for both the Chinese (D = −0.36) and UK rats (D = −0.16) and wild rats combined (D = −0.61).

It would be expected that most of the plastid-, PPC-, and nucleomorph-targeted proteins would be green algal in origin and that this expectation would be reflected in their phylogenies.

This is reflected in the calculated expectations of increased reliabilities, which is why fertility was also expected to show the lowest increase.