Sentence examples for be expected to adjust from inspiring English sources
Obviously, they said, only the most mature person can be expected to adjust to so great a social change as this.
With fewer rules, both financial statement preparers and auditors would be expected to adjust to having more options with regards to financial reporting.
Currently, a new change can be expected to adjust to the current situation, since the number of therapeutic options for rescue therapy has substantially increased in the last year.
Males might also be expected to adjust their courtship effort strategically to maximise their reproductive payoffs, especially if mating costs are high, if females vary greatly in reproductive value, and if there is a good chance of attracting high quality mates in the future [ 12].
For instance, southern varieties of Californian sagebrush, a fragrant grey-green shrub found on coastal hillsides, are expected to adjust to climate change better than many other plants.
The interest rates on more than 2,200 loans are expected to adjust upward by the end of this year, said Michael Meyer, Newark's director of housing and real estate, which might mean many borrowers will face higher payments, and possibly more trouble meeting them.
The bears are expected to adjust without much difficulty, unless they run afoul of humans; 79percentt of grizzlies that die prematurely do so at the hands of humans, said Dr. David Mattson, a wildlife biologist with the United States Geological Survey's Biological Resources Division in Flagstaff, Ariz.
The spectrum of generated sequence is expected to adjust adaptively according to the spectrum shape of colored interference.
Moreover, intermixing of Al2O3 with HfO2 to form HfAlO on InP is expected to adjust the band offset.
Moreover, it is expected to adjust the forgetting factors automatically according to the estimation errors rather than choose appropriate values for them through simulations.
A collection of correction models for all reforming tubes is defined as a correction model for the OTWT distribution, which is expected to adjust the predicted OTWT distribution to account for interactions among neighboring reforming tubes.
