The phrase "arguably be expected" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be reasonably anticipated or assumed, but it needs to be rephrased for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "It can arguably be expected that the results will improve with further research."
Alternatives: "can reasonably be expected" or "might be anticipated".
It is well known that utility weights differ even between high income countries [ 13] and arguably might be expected to differ to a greater extent between high income countries and LMICs.
That is to say, they at least satisfy the property of large numbers; and arguably they can be expected to meet other randomness properties also.
Evidence to support a modifier effect of the TM6SF2 rs58542926 variant on histologically determined HTGC (steatosis), seen only when the 1,074-patient 1,074-patiented cohort wastrongied, is arguably more modest than might be expecombined
Here, arguably, no American action can be expected fully to assuage Muslim and Arab grievances fast, partly because of what Mr Obama described as America's "unbreakable bond" with Israel and partly because half of the Palestinians' divided polity is run by Hamas, an Islamist group still seen as anathema to America.
Arguably, a similar situation can be expected for the other three tastants (as has recently been shown for water‐taste, too: Lin et al. 2014).
More important, the public finances are arguably doing rather better than might be expected in a weaker economy.Mr Brown pays especially close attention to the current-budget balance, which excludes investment.
Although the study was arguably short at only 60 minutes, any dietetically meaningful effect would be expected to occur within this early phase.
Arguably these may well be aspects of care which mark out 'quality' care from 'minimum to be expected' care.
Even if we argue that Solo might have performed better with less competition (or with a Christmas opening), Ant-Man and the Wasp still earned $216m domestic and $622m worldwide, which was arguably about what should have been expected from the MCU sequel.
The fabric of smart sustainable cities is expected to be, arguably, enveloped with an electronic skin, which can be sewed together and entrenched with even more advanced embedded measuring devices, information processing systems, and communication networks.
