Sentence examples for be expected to effectively from inspiring English sources
"While we are sympathetic to those who argue that money alone cannot solve all of the agency's problems, we also believe that, without additional funding, the agency cannot reasonably be expected to effectively fulfill its investor protection mission," Barbara Roper, director of investor protection for the Consumer Federation of America, told the committee.
Service-oriented computing can be expected to effectively deliver software services in a dynamic environment.
Despite numerous calls to move toward student-centered instruction, basic pedagogical practices must be mastered before a teacher can be expected to effectively implement more advanced pedagogies (Berliner [1988]).
WRUAs should be helped build their own database about the catchment areas if they are to be expected to effectively discharge their functions.
Therapeutic targeting of CD28 would therefore be expected to effectively dampen established T cell responses as well as interfering with priming.
These concentrations may be expected to effectively decontaminate the prosthesis-related interfacial gap directly after implantation, provided that these bacteria are sensitive for gentamicin.
Biden, who is also president of the US Senate, and several Democratic members of Congress will be conspicuously absent from next week's speech in which the Israeli prime minister is expected to effectively accuse Barack Obama of being duped by the Iranians in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme and of endangering the existence of the Jewish state.
The auxiliary electrode is expected to effectively convert the flux of methanol in the membrane into the useful current.
The microporous structure of NFMs is expected to effectively block the penetration of adhesion-forming fibroblasts during tendon healing.
SUDAS is expected to effectively allocate GTS to the requested devices, because the length of CAPsudaslength is longer than those of other algorithms.
Electric field-induced and excimer laser-induced techniques however are expected to effectively evaporate (etch out) the material, and hence material volume reduction is speculated.
