He would be expected, for instance, to focus on uncertainties about the precise time of death, which the Greenwich police estimated to be 10 p.m. (others have put it at an hour or more later), and on the lack of witnesses who could place Mr. Skakel at the murder scene at that time.
This kind of situation might indicate that the genes have different evolutionary histories, but could also be caused by stochastic effects as might be expected, for instance, if the alignments were short.
Further, the F/M ratios are highest when a reduced likelihood of medication use might be expected; for instance, in the absence of chronic disease, in younger age groups, with fewer physician visits and when health is perceived to be excellent.
After all, sometimes an expected value will be an impossible result, for instance, the expected value might be +$5 for a game with only a $10 prize.
Japanese politicians are expected, for instance, to be lavish givers to their constituents when they marry, but largesse distributed by public works through politicians' koenkai, their personal support organisations, plays an even bigger part.
Spain, located in the Mediterranean region, is expected for instance to be highly vulnerable given its unbalanced distribution between water resources availability and existing demands.
Erdogan had been expected, for instance, to announce the reopening of the Halki Greek Orthodox seminary in Istanbul, which was closed by Turkish authorities more than 40 years ago.
Clustering of DS subunits when overexpressed is expected for instance in complexes where there are multiple bridges such as in A-B-C-D-E (where B, C and D can be DS).
The lower excess in exons can be expected, since, for instance, an oligopurine on the coding strand imposes on the coded protein mostly polar amino acids (all-purine codons code for lys, arg, gln, also for gly).
And the chairman of the real property section of the city's bar association, L. Stanton Towne, said his organization had called on Governor Pataki to veto the bill, in part because "in many cases, the act requires disclosure far greater than many sellers could reasonably be expected to give; for instance, whether there is lead plumbing, the type of roof covering".
However, not much explanatory work is to be expected from them: for instance, if one takes worlds as sets of propositions, one cannot then analyze propositions as sets of worlds.
