Sentence examples for be expected to dampen from inspiring English sources

Consequently, disruption of Per gene expression can be expected to dampen - if not abolish - impede this protective feature and result in increased cancer risk.

Since Dex can block the activation of sPLA2-IIA by 25-OH, it can be expected to dampen oligodendrocyte defenses and to accelerate cell death.

In fact some of the risk factors for "explained" mitral regurgitation may be only weakly associated but any erroneous assumptions in these regards would be expected to dampen any true association.

Strategies to increase expression of FLIP would be expected to dampen the excessive inflammation as well as apoptosis.

However, a report by economic forecasters the Ernst & Young Item Club is expected to dampen the mood.

Higher oil and metals prices, which might have been expected to dampen growth and share prices, instead helped drive the London market.

In short order, such changes are expected to dampen consumer confidence and spending, with potentially grave consequences for an economy already struggling to recover momentum.

More showers are expected to dampen the nation's spirits over the coming days, with heavy rain in the middle of the week, forecasters said.

In his conference speech on Monday, Chancellor George Osborne is expected to dampen down speculation of tax cuts before the election, saying the need to bring the deficit down remains urgent.

But slowing global trade and concerns over domestic consumption in China are expected to dampen the German manufacturing powerhouse, with only Mercedes appearing insulated from weakening Chinese demand for cars.

The passage of the law, and warnings of possible violence, had been expected to dampen the ardour of protesters for what was billed as the "last demonstration" in a series of half a dozen large rallies that began in December.