The phrase "an expected size of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated dimensions or magnitude of an object, quantity, or measurement in various contexts, such as scientific reports or project proposals.
Example: "The project requires materials with an expected size of 10 centimeters in length."
Alternatives: "a projected size of" or "an anticipated size of".
dimsize an expected size of the specified dimension.
All GluDHs compared in Fig. 2 belong to the extended superfamily of short-chain dehydrogenases/reductases (SDR) with an expected size of approximately 28 kDa.
The PCR product from the first reaction was then employed as template for the second PCR amplification using the primer set NVC66 and NVC57 [Coleman et al. 2006], which yielded a smaller fragment with an expected size of approximately 410 bp.
Most notably, the fact that the size of the fragment recognized by a probe hybridizing with the left T-DNA border (i.e., a region that is usually involved in the integration process (Thomas and Jones [2007])) increased from an expected size of 854 bp to ~10,000 bp.
In the same sample, a stronger signal resulting from the sum of integrated and extra chromosomal T-DNA fragments of the same size, was observed with the P2-probe, which hybridized with a DNA fragment, located within the T-DNA region, having an expected size of 954 bp (Figure 2e, right panel).
Tumors treated with pSico-Con grew to an expected size of approximately 800 mm3.
The micrometre-sized UHMWPE particles with an expected size range of 1.0 10 μm Micro-wear-1.0 10 Micro-wear-1.0 10 Micro-wear-1.0 10range of 30–39 nm (Fig. 2c).
For example, PCR assays with primer pair VP0388F/VP0392R on DNA from the 41 V. parahaemolyticus isolates, gave an expected size product of 2.3 kb with 24 strains.
Amplification of an expected size PCR product was used to confirm the presence of a gene.
Similarly, MAT a1-targeting degenerated primers were used to amplify via PCR a fragment of expected size of 153 bp, which was gel extracted and cloned as reported previously, resulting in a plasmid pA12 submitted to sequencing, as described above.
