Sentence examples for be anticipated which from inspiring English sources

Therefore, an increasing number of future applications in research and clinical fields using the above-mentioned techniques may be anticipated, which can be substantially potentiated by employing personalized probes or dyes for monitoring particular targets and cellular functions.

"You got to be anticipating which way they're going to bounce," Schrader said.

Based on proposed method, two pairs of concentric characteristics are anticipated which the first one is placed in a stationary position (outer of zone3) but the position of the second pair is adjustable.

However, we chose resection to minimize the chance of recurrence because adhesion between the clavicle and major vessels was anticipated, which would make reoperation very difficult.

Another challenge with algae is that they tend to produce the most oil when starved (this is a way of storing energy when hard times are anticipated), which has negative consequences for reproduction.

Therefore, the development of a drug delivery system (DDS) technology is anticipated, which would offer the better selective accumulation of CDDP into solid tumours while lessening its distribution into normal tissue.

A major reason why identification of genes has been slower than anticipated is that there are likely to be many more genes (QTLs) with much smaller effect sizes than had been anticipated, which means that larger studies with greater power to detect small effects are needed (Zondervan & Cardon, 2004).

Then there are the responsibilities that can't be anticipated, of which he's had many.

"There should have been a lot of thought through that kind of decision, and it sounds to me like the ramifications and pressures they were under were not anticipated, which was a failure of planning.

Prolonged progression may be anticipated in disciplines which further rely on technology such as sailing and cycling.

He said: "Overall about 200 birds survived, which can be anticipated for this type of incident.