Sentence examples for be expected in roots from inspiring English sources

Since nitrogen uptake is by mass flow of water from the soil to the root [ 28, 29], lower nitrogen levels would be expected in roots of plants under water deficit.

Rooting depth reported in the literature for 'Veronese' poplar ranges between 0.5 and 1 m, indicating that no basal root reinforcement may be expected in shallow landslides with failure surfaces commonly between 1 and 2 m soil depth.

That is, complete periapical healing was expected in 29% of root canal-treated teeth, and that 46% of all treated teeth would still be present in the mouth some 25 years after treatment.

Judgment is expected in February.

Decisions are expected in October.

Sentencing is expected in April.

Other prints, as might be expected, are rooted in geometry, but it is an animated kind.

As might be expected, the coarsest roots are located closest to the stem in all the species trialled.

As Bernard Williams (1973, 1985; cf. Flanagan 1991) forcefully argued, an ethical conception that commends relationships, commitments, or life projects that are at odds with the sorts of attachments that can be reasonably be expected to take root in and vivify actual human lives is an ethical conception with at best a very tenuous claim to our assent.

As might be expected given Martin's roots in humor, there are lighthearted moments, such as "Siamese Cat" and "Get Along Stray Dog".

Platform: As may be expected from a party with roots in racist nationalism, the Sweden Democrats hold views that seek to preserve traditional conceptions of Swedish culture, while firmly opposing immigration.