Sentence examples for be expected to select from inspiring English sources

Studies that are able to 'isolate' the effect of child sexual abuse in a methodological sense are for obvious reasons very hard to conduct, as perpetrators may be expected to select victims in a non-random fashion from the population.

The party won't know for sure who is standing until the 2nd of May, when all constituencies will be expected to select their candidates, with the sitting MP or candidate from last time being given first refusal.

While direct exposure to field application rates of herbicides would be expected to select for resistance conferred by genes of major effect, exposure to sub-lethal levels would be expected to select for polygenic resistance [ 9].

It might therefore be expected to select students who will do well on the course, yet it does not appear to be an independent predictor of academic progress on the Nottingham course.

For example, increased secretion of pro-inflammatory and chemotactic molecules might be expected to select against blood-borne tumours whereas in solid tumours of immune privileged sites such as CNS, these may assist in processes such angiogenesis.

On the other hand, the percentage of patients with elevated lactate dehydrogenase was notably low in the study reported here, which would be expected to select a relatively lower-risk population.

The board is expected to select a date sometime in the last 10 days of August.

The league's 32nd team is expected to select a nickname by next month.

International soccer officials this summer are expected to select one of two companies to implement tests.

The Browns are expected to select running back Trent Richardson with the pick.

The coalition of parties she leads is expected to select a replacement who will do her bidding.