Sentence examples for be expected from authors from inspiring English sources
A contrast to scholastic usage can at best be expected from authors who intended to make a break with scholastic dialectic such as Lorenzo Valla and Rudolph Agricola Mackk 1993, 31, 146; Nauta 2009, 233; Spranzi-Zuber 2011, 65).
In 2003, only 22% of high impact general and internal medicine journals mentioned CONSORT in their instructions for authors, and many used ambiguous language regarding what was expected from authors [ 22].
The horror is a disturbing vision of the abuses humans can and do inflict upon each other, as might be expected from an author with a long record of human rights activism.
And while there is a generous amount of carnality, as might be expected from the author of "A Sport and a Pastime," the sex is always lyrically economical and never ever laughable, except when it means to be: "They made love simply, straightforwardly — she saw the ceiling, he the sheets".
According to the study by Cochardt et al. (Acta Metall 1955 3:533), it is found that the maximum point force Fm on an edge dislocation from the local L10 unit cell increases with decreasing the ci/ai ratio of the L10 structure toward the stable B2 structure, which is expected from the authors' recent electronic structure calculations on the stability of L10 NiAl relative to B2-NiAl.
The numerous effects on liver, kidney and pituitary functions were expected from the authors' previous data.
Some of these channels of influence between dual practice and intention to stay were expected from the literature, though to these authors' knowledge this paper represents the first structured conceptual inquiry into this area.
Each met with all three authors to discuss the aims of the study and to outline what was expected from their teaching.
"It's expected from him".
