Sentence examples for be expected to mirror from inspiring English sources
While the Missouri race may look like a merely local version of the national contest and might therefore be expected to mirror the fortunes of the wider battle it is not behaving that way at all.
The continuation and the success of these initiatives requires that the country as a whole move forward on LGBT issues, and the military will rightfully be expected to mirror these changes.
IC50 values for TAF672 could not be reliably determined because of its low solubility in DMSO and aqueous buffers, however, it can be expected to mirror the potency of TAF089 since the moiety that interacts with the FAK kinase is identical for both inhibitors.
Results might be expected to mirror the interaction with loss of function alleles, with lower risks of events in carriers of the *17 allele than in non-carriers.
This may seem to be contrary to the impact on cognition, as improved quality of life may be expected to mirror better cognition scores.
The low correlation between PB, SF and SM Treg frequency in our study suggests that distinct mechanisms contribute to selective retention and trafficking of Tregs and that the SF and SM cannot be expected to mirror the PB.
Now that women are free to work in any field, their choices are expected to mirror those of the men around them.
European and other regional data for maps use is not available, but is expected to mirror that found in the US.
Although the virtual retailers have yet to report their results, several groups have published estimates that are expected to mirror the disappointment of traditional merchants.
Some of its functions are expected to mirror those of America's National Security Council, which advises the president on foreign policy and tries to ensure that all government agencies are well co-ordinated.
The ECJ ruling is expected to mirror an initial opinion given by one of its advocates general, Juliane Kokott, in February that distributing rights regionally or nationally was "contrary to EU law".
