Sentence examples for anticipated that much of from inspiring English sources

Due to the disproportionate voter registration by Democrats it is anticipated that much of the confusion at the polling places will be for challenges to newly registered Democrats who have been delisted from the ranks of registered voters.

Because serum samples contain a relatively low concentration of RNA we anticipated that much of the observed variation was resulting from miRNAs with high Ct values.

As the company expands production capacities, management anticipates that much of the production capacity will be contracted with customers, thereby offering significant revenue visibility.

However, we anticipate that much of the main argument positing that risk exposure and resilience are experienced differently by different kinds of households within dryland areas, and that this matters for resilience programming in dryland areas, remains valid if perhaps in need of updating and refining should more current multi-site household data sets become available.

A potential failing of current teaching is that undergraduates and trainees anticipate that much of their future work is going to be involved in acute care and describe approaches relevant to emergency departments.

We anticipate that much of the next generation of bioinformatics tools will be delivered in the same way as a significant portion of the current generation of consumer software: web apps in the browser.

Our primary intention with this work is to present a powerful new tool to the scientific community, and we anticipate that much of the potential for discovery lies ahead.

And while the company has certainly been put under a microscope by Congress and other lawmakers internationally, Everson adds that Facebook isn't really anticipating that much will change on the legislative side of the equation, either.

It could therefore be anticipated that much higher levels of medium chain fatty acids in transgenic seeds could be achieved by co-expressing the thioesterase with the Cuphea GPAT, LPAAT and DGAT enzymes in combination with down regulation of the endogenous acyl-ACP synthase activity.

So far no comprehensive study has been performed on potential inducers or regulators of RhoH expression though it can be anticipated that much can be learned from the characterisation of these molecules.

Another thing that strikes you when you revisit the first gulf war is that much of what we anticipate with such confidence today will turn out to be wrong.