Sentence examples for a rather expected from inspiring English sources

The results obtained herein show that treating IEC6 and HaCaT cells with low concentrations of leaf extracts prepared from any of the 12 Rhododendron species exhibited rather mild or no cytotoxic effects, whereas the use of high concentrations (500 μg/mL) resulted in a rather expected and remarkable cytotoxicity.

My suggested alternative to adaptationist natural selection, GSS, may be summarized as follows, described more fully in Hunt (2012, in preparation): Fitness does not exist and nor does "expected fitness" in an ontological sense; rather, expected fitness is merely a theoretical tool for making evolutionary predictions, not a disposition or quality that inheres in organisms or populations.

Since Ale1p had been identified as an efficient lyso-PE acyltransferase [26,27] we rather expected a decrease of PE in the deletion strain.

The interaction of AtClpC2 and AtClpD with a TP located at N-terminal end of a given protein was rather expected.

It's been a long, long time since I've looked at turntables, so I rather expected a new one to have fancy features.

What led me away in the end was a visceral, almost bodily, craving to have children, in a way that is rather expected of women but less so of men.

This is rather expected for a deletion library: some of the gene deletions are missing from the library, essential or slowly growing.

In a closed population, they are rather expected to fade out in the next decades or, in case of a sporadic origin, may remain at a very low level.

"I'm a little disappointed," he said, "I rather expected something with dirty finger nails".

It is rather expected from new airplanes".

Still, rather expected of One, I suppose".