Sentence examples for be expected for example from inspiring English sources

They may be expected, for example, to keep wounds clean, give medications, or monitor heart and blood sugar levels, but often they are not given the training they need to provide this care effectively.

Abnormalities in the count — fewer white cells than would be expected, for example — can show up within a day or so, and give a ballpark estimate of how bad the exposure was.

Is there any reason why Aristotle should be expected, for example to refer to conic sections?

It would be expected for example to have human wells in the upstream of the catchment and the livestock wells on the downstream.

The similar moving lines (Fig. 16) may also be expected, for example, in the case of electron probe X-ray microanalysis but taking into account the specific conditions for their appearance.

It might be expected, for example, that focusing environmental management on more productive larval habitats would yield a higher level of efficacy [13], [43], although, this notion is contentious [44].

It is expected, for example, to allow Rosneft to reclassify tight oil reserves, including Siberian shale, as economically recoverable.

Therefore the routines should be used with extreme care when applied to data for which zero-rate bins are expected (for example a very-faint source).

Some easing of liquidity has been expected, for example by ceasing to sterilise its remaining holdings of government bonds bought between May 2010 and February 2012 through its "Securities Markets Programme", a euphemism for trying to arrest panic in bond markets under siege.

Independent treatment centres are expected, for example, to provide 7-8% of publicly financed elective care by 2008.In the past, the NHS was virtually synonymous with its publicly owned hospitals.

Whoever wins the election is expected, for example, to introduce a cap on child benefit.