Sentence examples for be expected to adequately from inspiring English sources

How, you might ask, can so few be expected to adequately represent so many?

Rather than designing a polymorph screen to include all 57 solvents, the inclusion of a single member from each of the 20 clusters would be expected to adequately represent the full range of solvent properties exhibited by the entire 57 member solvent set.

However, despite the lack of parent reports, Jeynes ([2003]) notes that teacher ratings are expected to adequately reflect parental involvement.

Therefore a screening tool (Risk Factor Model) is expected to adequately distinguish between those who have the disease [or characteristic] (sensitivity) from those who do not have the disease (or characteristic) (specificity) [ 19- 22].

It has been shown that SNPs are not randomly distributed along the coding sequence (cds) (Lu et al. 2010) and FLICs are expected to adequately represent the true nucleotide polymorphism in the cds, whereas incomplete cDNAs from 3′ or 5′ sequences may introduce biases.

Regional scale planning and assessment are largely a responsibility of governments, not something that individual mine proponents can reasonably be expected to deliver adequately in project-based assessment and approval processes.

Using these more updated action spectra, the new computational study concluded that both blue light-filtering IOLs and UVR-filtering IOLs can be expected to provide adequately effective photoentrainment of the circadian rhythm, including melatonin suppression, under average household illumination [ 13].

Thus a parametric model can be expected to fit the data adequately.

Only through active engagement and involvement of the targeted communities can interventions be adequately tailored to meet their needs and be expected to succeed.

If the individual has been adequately calibrated and maintains the same landmark definitions, systematic intraobserver differences should not be expected to occur.

Thus, most patients with gastroenteritis become anorexic, which would be expected to reduce pancreatic enzyme secretion, while our subjects ate a 400 kcal low residue diet the night before the study which would be expected adequately to stimulate pancreatic secretion.