Sentence examples for alteration is expected from inspiring English sources

Their alteration is expected to be favorable in improving surface properties of foam.

Connate water in carbonate reservoirs is usually rich in Ca2+ (Austad 2013); therefore, if biosurfactant is injected through freshwater, due to the mixing of injected fluid with formation brine, the wettability alteration is expected to be somehow less than the wettability alteration which was observed for the freshwater case.

Amphibians as a group are taxonomically and ecologically diverse; in turn, responses to fire and associated habitat alteration are expected to vary widely among species and among geographic regions.

Charles Kidd, editor of Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage, said the alteration was expected, especially in light of moves to pass legislation removing discrimination surrounding women succeeding to the throne.

Finally, to eliminate those genes that might be specific to just one group of humans (or one type of cardiac hypertrophy) an alteration was expected to have occurred in at least two out of the four human diseases included.

A fold-change of at least 1.5 was expected for each replicate comparison (e.g., sedentary mouse 1 versus swimming mouse 3), and this alteration was expected to be at least 50% greater than the fold-change derived from comparison of any two replicate samples (e.g., sedentary mouse 1 versus sedentary mouse 2).

A loss or replacement of bioturbators in stream ecosystems due to anthropogenic habitat alterations is expected to result in shifts in microbial community compositions, with effects on nutrient fluxes, pollutant degradation and benthic food webs.

A study of the network alterations is expected to reveal the structural development of the entire reservoir study, therefore becoming a field of real interest to project managers.

Although the leases suit tenants who may expand their operations or merge with someone else in a few years, he said, the alterations are expected to last for 12 to 15 years.

These alterations are expected to disturb floodplain plant communities, making them more vulnerable to establishment of invasive species.

No anthropogenic alterations were expected as the resin had not been processed for storage, and was collected as a raw specimen in 1914.