Sentence examples for be expected from simple from inspiring English sources

The composition at phase inversion is shifted to high concentration of the most viscous component, as may be expected from simple rheological considerations.

Ununtrium should be the most electronegative among all the boron group elements: for example, in the compound UutUus, the negative charge is expected to be on the ununtrium atom rather than the ununseptium atom, the opposite of what would be expected from simple periodicity.

Later 1987 experiments on the longer-lived isotope 260Lr confirmed lawrencium's trivalency and that it eluted in roughly the same place as erbium, and found that lawrencium's ionic radius was (88.6 ± 0.3) pm, larger than would be expected from simple extrapolation from periodic trends.

Heterogeneity of variance was not sensitive to Box-Cox transformations of phenotypes, which implies that heterogeneity of variance exists beyond what would be expected from simple scaling effects.

However, the change in pGAL1 activity only occurred in uracil starvation and was more complicated than would be expected from simple crosstalk between promoters; whereas the fraction of ON cells decreased, the mean expression level of the ON cells increased.

BaP alone produced a large decrease, as did dexamethasone; the combined treatment also showed a decrement, but it was distinctly less than would be expected from simple additive effects of the two treatments.

The diameter is larger than what is expected from simple folding.

Hence, our results indicate substantial heterogeneity of (within-family) variance for body weight in Atlantic salmon, apart from what is expected from simple scaling effects.

Unlike the phase/HL proportionality, this last result is expected from simple dynamical considerations, as longer HL means longer "kernel width", see also the dynamical model explanation below.

Temporal integration of short bursts of whisker deflections is limited to small integration windows, and even falls short of what is expected from simple probability summation (i.e., the probability to detect one of a number of single pulses presented in isolation) (Stüttgen and Schwarz 2010).

This complex mixture results in DNAPL-water interfacial properties that are substantially different than would be expected from a simple mixture of PCE and TCE.