The phrase "as expected does" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The outcome, as expected, does not surprise me."
Alternatives: "as anticipated" or "as predicted".
Ryan was aware of Namath's comments and, as expected, does not plan on changing anything.
The shortfall — which would occur if the federal government, as expected, does not come through with more than $1 billion in promised Medicaid financing — was one of several issues confronting lawmakers on Tuesday, the morning after Mr. Paterson vetoed hundreds of millions of dollars in state education aid that the Legislature sought to restore to the state budget on Monday.
This free version can only be used to develop relatively small apps (up to 32k of compiled code) and, as expected, doesn't come with any support.
The bill, as expected, does not include a public health insurance option or allow people aged 55-64 to buy into Medicare.
If the Court, as expected, does overturn the mandate, the big victor will be the Tea Party, which first burst on the scene after it became clear that Obama intended to ram Obamacare -- and the mandate -- down the country's throats, super-majority or not.
This strain has severe growth defects: While the parent strain forms colonies after overnight incubation on either nutrient-rich or nutrient-poor media, QUAD requires almost two days to form colonies on rich media, and as expected, does not form colonies on minimal media.
And Republicans, as expected, did win in some heavily red states.
Wide receiver Ike Hilliard, as expected, did not dress for tonight's game.
The Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party had, as expected, done well, with around forty per cent of the vote.
"In Porsche and Toyota we had two really strong rivals who, as expected, did not make life easy for us".
We produced the mutants Sm14-M20 C62S) and Sm14-M20 C62V) that, as expected, did not dimerize in SDS-PAGE.
