Sentence examples for be expected to broaden from inspiring English sources

Given the correlations observed between donor age and the apoptosis markers in the normal healthy group, the expansion of the study group to include age-related diseases (whose serum values would reflect fast aging) might be expected to broaden the differences in these serum markers.

Although some professions may be at risk (e.g. the traditional plant harvesters) by the proposals for organized cultivation and industrialized production, the institutionalization of ATM can be expected to broaden the scope and reach of ATM and to have an overall positive effect on local employment and entrepreneurship (21, 22, 34).

"Initial progress is being made by the lead banks and participation is expected to broaden in the weeks ahead".

Aether Systems agreed to acquire RTS Wireless for $111.5 million in stock and cash in a deal that is expected to broaden the array of mobile Internet services Aether offers to large wireless carriers.

Later, as the investigation with its subpoena power moves into the audit stage, DIM's questioning is expected to broaden: What kind of new investors are being lured into hedge funds?

Neither company disclosed Merrill's problems before the merger closed, and Mr. Cuomo's office is expected to broaden his inquiry beyond Merrill's bonuses into disclosure issues involving the transaction.

"Amid a global economic recovery, the rise in production and capital investment continues and now is expected to broaden to the household sector," the cabinet office wrote in a brief report accompanying its forecasts.

For example, when the E.C.B. meets next Thursday, it is expected to broaden its support to euro-area banks by offering them unlimited, low-interest loans for as long as three years.

Israel is expected to broaden the powers of an internal inquiry into the botched raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla in May in the wake of a barrage of claims that its investigation lacks any credibility.

This study is expected to broaden new horizon to the design and fabrication of new metal-free carbon-based electrocatalyst for ORR.

These findings are expected to broaden the application of Ti5Si3 as a highly corrosion-resistant coating for engineering components operating under aggressive conditions.