Sentence examples for which expectancy from inspiring English sources

Figure  2 (bottom panel) shows the results of the Test phase for which expectancy of sucrose was measured subsequent to the extinction training (6 sessions on Days 14 19).

Therefore, regarding the forthcoming stimulus-response event, it was impossible to infer which expectancies participants were holding.

For example, little is known of the mechanism by which expectancies become linked to particular actions.

The falls in life expectancy come after three decades in which life expectancy has on average increased by 1.2% for men aged 65 and 0.7% for women.

But if American demographers have made one mistake consistently over the past two centuries, it's underestimating the rate at which life expectancy has grown.

So in order to make accurate forecasts when analysing the sustainability of the Spanish public pension system, in which life expectancy plays a crucial role, those differences have to be taken into account.

The rate of fetal death in the study group was compared with that of series published within the last 20 years, which used expectancy and conventional monitoring of fetal well-being.

The consistency or c parameter determines the sensitivity of the decision maker's choices, determined by the consistency with which the expectancy value (determined by a and w) is applied to each decision.

The more deprived a local authority was in 1998, the lower the rate at which life expectancy improved.

Statistics on death certificates often lag behind the present day; 2009 is the most current year for which life expectancy tables are available from the NCHS.

We computed an adjusted slope index of inequality in which life expectancy was regressed on the transformed decile score using individual CLSCs (not deciles) as the unit of analysis, adjusting for CLSC rural/urban and aboriginal classification.