Sentence examples for be expected to peak from inspiring English sources

Future data from the IEA, scheduled to be published in June, is likely to give an indication of whether China's emissions could be expected to peak sooner than the 2030 deadline, on business-as-usual expectations.

Watt et al. (2011) reported the incidence of resin pockets in radiata pine showed regular peaking in the latter part of the growth rings on sites where the water stress would be expected to peak late in the growing season.

This means that "0" represents the time at which transient activation at the time of the word Decide would be expected to peak.

In this context, the known pattern of human influenza isolations in Thailand raises particular concerns about control of avian influenza during the months from June to August, when human influenza can be expected to peak.

Since the hetero-tripartite complex is required to reconstitute DNA binding activity, Elba insulating activity would be expected to peak during the blastoderm/early gastrula stage when high levels of elba1 and elba3 mRNA are expressed.

To expand our follow-up period to 1 year, when recovery would be expected to peak (Ortiz-Alonso et al. 2012), would probably have been of minor interest given a 1-year expected mortality rate of approximately 45% for nursing home residents (Beaupre et al. 2012).

The current El Niño is expected to peak by the end of the calendar year.

London is expected to peak at 10C, while Glasgow will be 6C at the warmest.

The waters are expected to peak on Wednesday and up to 9,000 homes could be affected.

Temperatures in the desert area are expected to peak at about 33C on Wednesday.

The river was expected to peak at 7.5m late on Friday.