Sentence examples for be expected to hide from inspiring English sources

The lack of clear influence of VASH1 knock-down on three child-transcripts may be due to several factors: (i) Reducing VASH1 RNA may have little effect on the abundance of those gene network children of VASH1 that are strongly influenced by other parents in addition to VASH1 - the undiminished effects of these other parents would be expected to hide the effect of reducing VASH1 expression.

A recent poll of American adolescents found most boys feel pressured to be strong and many feel they are expected to hide their emotions when they are sad.

Others come from cultures where they are expected to hide sickness from strangers, or where it might be offensive for male doctors to examine female patients.

Women are expected to hide their intelligence, their power and their strength in order to remain in good favor with the men in their lives.

A woman was expected to hide her emotions, to compromise with her opinions and to sacrifice her own dreams.

While a cohort study is expected to have fewer hidden confounders and biases than a case-control study, we cannot exclude the presence of masked bias.

Cookson also confirmed that more than 200 bikes are expected to have been tested for hidden motors at this world championships, using a new technology which allows a tablet or mobile phone to be used to detect "anything capable of generating power" within a bike, which can then be examined for anything suspicious.

She also tweeted parts of a 2016 Quartz article from writer Maureen Shaw that emphasize the upsetting reality that when moms do choose to nurse, their breasts are expected to be hidden though they are sexualized for other uses like media consumption.

"Men are still expected to hide their emotional lives and commitment to family," he said, adding that men tend to compartmentalize their work and home lives, even in dealing with less serious subjects.

Details of the US investigation are expected to show BNP Paribas hid the names of clients from blacklisted countries when processing $30bn in transactions through America.

Or maybe I succumbed to the belief that people like me are expected to stay silent, hiding our authentic selves in some dark place.