Sentence examples for Conforms to the expectation from inspiring English sources

3. Marcus et al claimed that German has a regular plural (the so-called +s plural) that conforms to the expectation of the symbolic approach, in spite of the fact that it is relatively infrequent.

Excepting risk for inflation (r = +0.108), the negative correlation between the corruption indicator and the explanatory variables conforms to the expectation reflected in this paper that a richer, reliable, stable, and growing Bolivia, with a permissive market for coca leaves, and interested in attracting foreign investment, should be less corrupt.

The rapid onset of recognition seen in Australian sea lion mothers conforms to the expectation that recognition is present before the separation of mothers and pups, and shows that mothers can recognise their offspring soon after birth, well before the end of the perinatal period.

Thus, in previous studies (with fewer genomes) the size of the core-genome seems to fluctuate between 1,000 and 3,000 genes and generally conforms to the expectation that the core-genome would decrease, as an increased number of strains are analyzed, which might be an artifact of truncated genes due to sequencing errors.

Jesus described in the words of this world, would be a competitor for space in it, part of its untruth.' Rowan will know, better than most of us, that anything he says will be part of the world's untruth and the more he conforms to the expectations of a headline culture, the more untruth there will be in it.

Our study examines the extent to which ICST conforms to the expectations of opportunity theories of crime, with a particular focus on the routine activity approach.

I think Rachel has always tried to mould him and his siblings to be this regular child that conforms to the expectations of his mother's class in society and that has always jarred with him.

Allele frequency spectrum-based tests determine whether the frequency spectrum of mutations conforms to the expectations of the standard neutral model, and are extensively reviewed elsewhere (Kreitman 2000; Nielsen et al. 2005).

Many first marriages, contracted to conform to the expectation of elders, ended in divorce, but in subsequent marriages partners could be freely chosen.

In particular, we tested if tree and stand patterns conform to the expectation that competition intensity is highest during intermediate development stages, and that species specialize into particular successional niches.

Unsurprisingly, given that the penis is so frequently referred to as our "manhood", the inability to conform to the expectation to pee publicly, standing close to each other, can be frustrating.