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(b) if motor processes impact the semantics of the sentence, it would be expected that during cortical semantic processing, an incompatible motor process elicits a semantic incongruence manifested by the N400-like component.

Thus, in a cellular environment, given the voltage dependence of MG23, it would be expected that during a Ca2+ release event, the ER/SR would become negative relative to the cytosol and this would reduce the Po of the MG23 channel, although it would not close completely.

As a consequence, an imbalance between muscles can be expected that will influence intermuscular coordination during standing and walking.

It is expected that during the next five years horse race betting in Puerto Rico will rise from $50‐million to $80‐million yearly, following the steady upward trend in personal income.

It is expected that during deposition at substrate temperature 200°C, some sulfur vacancies may be created.

It is expected that during more severe ionospheric scintillation conditions the remaining errors will be even larger.

It is expected that during strong earthquakes, longitudinal reinforcing steel in reinforced concrete structural elements may undergo large tension and compression strain reversals.

Moreover, it is expected that during an earthquake, rapid information of ground shaking, damage, and loss estimations will provide vital information to allow appropriate emergency agencies to take immediate action, which will help to save lives.

Therefore, it is expected that during cresting, bottom water will move more rapidly through the oil-wet regions leading to lower oil recovery ratios from the oil-wet regions in the reservoir due to capillarity.

It is expected that during soaking of such electrode in the aqueous DL-ion pair(s) suspension, the electrode plasticizer extracts these ion-pair(s) and the electrode bulk becomes gradually saturated with such ion-pair(s), and hence there is no need to incorporate the ion exchanger into the electrode during its preparation.

It is expected that during soaking of the plain electrode in the aqueous DL-ion pair(s) suspension, the electrode plasticizer extracts these ion-pair(s) and the electrode bulk becomes gradually saturated with such ion-pair(s), and hence there is no need to incorporate the ion exchanger into the electrode during its preparation.