Sentence examples for be expected to exist from inspiring English sources
Dr. Stefansson said the objection had no merit because many different mutations would be expected to exist for a disease as common as heart disease.
It is both rocky and orbits its parent star at a distance where liquid water could reasonably be expected to exist.
One difficulty arises from the tensions that can be expected to exist between the private interests, and no doubt the public visions, of the managerial echelons and those of the political regime.
By the nineteen-seventies, however, it was official government policy to dump chlorine in the canal as a sanitary stopgap, and today the state classifies the Gowanus water as SD — the lowest of five grade levels, meaning that fish might be expected to exist but not propagate.
Beyond that peak, the fraction should plummet, because few high-energy positrons from other sources would be expected to exist, whereas energetic electrons are abundant.In the 18 months following AMS's delivery to the ISS by the space shuttle Endeavour in May 2011, it recorded the passage of 30 billion cosmic rays.
If the compounds were in their extended conformation, the interactions between the sulfonamide proton and H-11 would not be expected to exist.
