Sentence examples for be expected to erase from inspiring English sources

Since a judge cannot realistically be expected to erase the evidence from his mind once he has decided to exclude it, there seems little point in excluding the evidence; we might as well let the evidence in and allow judge to give the evidence the probative value that it deserves (Mnookin 2006; Damaška 2006; cf. Ho 2008 44 466).

Such perturbations, for example the presence of an industrial pollutant, are expected to erase many species either via the direct action of the pollutant, or – crucially - via secondary effects e.g. the loss of keystone species or phyla from the functional network.

The reset coefficient represents the proportion of epigenetic marks across the parental genome that are expected to be erased, whereas its opposite, the epigenetic transmission coefficient, indicates the proportion that are transmitted.

But one-day spikes are not expected to erase the trend of shrinking trading volumes as investors seek refuge in less risky assets like bonds.

Strong selection capable of quickly molding traits for current utility was also expected to erase the history of sub-organismal traits.

The closings are expected to save $50 million, erasing the deficit from the $300 million budget.

Brazil – the most successful nation in World Cup history – were expected to win a sixth title, erasing bitter memories of the defeat in the final of 1950, the last time the tournament was staged here.

The tunnel barrier engineering technology is expected to provide faster programming and erasing (P/E) speeds as well as longer data retention for next generation non-volatile memory (NVM) devices.

They can be dehumanized or entirely erased, and are expected to fight or "earn" rights that others take for granted.

Though sales of the drug are expected to increase with F.D.A. approval for cosmetic use, Botox has been used to erase wrinkles for the past decade.

Closely related taxa are expected to harbor a relative higher level of shared polymorphisms because the divergence event has not lasted long enough to erase all ancestral polymorphisms.