Sentence examples for be expected to characterize from inspiring English sources
Given that the prevailing geometry is appropriate for ICME arrival, changing ambient conditions can be expected to characterize the period associated with the incidence of such an event at Mars.
I believe that any depiction cannot possibly be expected to characterize the total complexity and brilliance of her remarkable life, and thus I try to keep an open mind.
At lower masses still, LISA will give us a new probe for finding mass-transferring WD binaries, and is expected to characterize in detail thousands of WD binary systems.
The features that are extracted from t f representations are expected to characterize abnormal behaviors [7].
Analysing the torque measurement at different concrete heights is expected to characterize the duplicate measurement, which certainly needs multiple tests and simulations.
After each individual weekly proximity interaction intensity is calculated (which is expected to characterize the time of the week these individuals are more active in their physical contacts), for each group of most central individuals, we average their intensity patterns.
Those differences are expected to characterize the alternative decision dynamics also in the presence of bias in the input stimuli.
In the US, the National Children's Study (NCS) is expected to characterize exposure contrasts in its cohort of 100,000 pregnant women from various locations across the US and to estimate exposure response relationships from childhood to adulthood [ 7].
Because the samples were collected from persons with no clear adverse health outcomes, the identified metabolomic biomarkers were expected to characterize early arsenic effects, which could potentially lead to a better understanding of the toxicities associated with arsenic exposure.
By focusing on "the global", however, the chapter follows much of the popular and academic climate change discourse: it obscures the regional variability that is expected to characterize future changes in climate as well as the unevenness in response capacities across and within nations.
