Sentence examples for be expected from earlier from inspiring English sources

Still the prevalence for hypertension was about half of what would be expected from earlier studies of the Skaraborg population aged 40-69 years [ 15].

Boiling water shrinkage of steam-jet textured yarn is lower than that of air-jet textured yarn as would be expected from earlier results.

Improvement of the prognosis might be expected from earlier diagnosis.

Inevitably such a definition leads to tight inclusion criteria and this is reflected by the number of studies included, which are perhaps fewer than might be expected from earlier reviews of the field [ 53].

Some layoffs are expected from today's merger, which will combine Lombard's staff of 1,530 with 560 at Darier into a single work force of about 1,800.

Appalling standards put patients at risk and between 400 and 1,200 more people died than would have been expected from 2005 to 2008.

Large revenues are expected from 2020, when ten Indian-backed hydropower plants, with a total capacity of 10 gigawatts, come on stream.

Results are expected from 2100 GMT on Sunday 25 May.

Much is expected from this year's show including iOS 6 and new Macintosh desktops and laptops.

Using production models and cash flow analysis combined with scheduled removals for nonproducing structures, model results predict between 27 and 51 deepwater structures will be decommissioned through 2031 and between 12 and 25 removals are expected from 2017 to 2022.

Perhaps the best way to begin is what's expected from today.