Sentence examples for be expected to subsequently from inspiring English sources

The technique is not sufficient in and of itself to identify all births for children who would be expected to subsequently identify as being of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander if a survey was conducted.

These changes in force distributions would be expected to subsequently alter the tissue development, via mechanotransduction to the osteoblasts, osteoclasts and osteocytes [11,12], and thus lead to alterations in bone formation.

DCE should primarily be produced from the degradation of TCE and is expected to subsequently degrade to chloroethene.

The examples must reflect the range of typical occurrences of these events that the system is expected to subsequently correctly identify.

In an effort to winnow it down and perhaps increase the board's efficiency, in addition to naming the presiding director tomorrow the firm is expected to subsequently announce the departure of some members, probably some of those with the closest ties to Eisner.

Since these membrane disruptions are important for neuronal toxicity, their blockade would be expected to inhibit synaptotoxicity, neurodegeneration and subsequently AD progression.

These findings are significant and biologically and epidemiologically plausible because the effect of school closures on disease transmission could be expected to begin with students and subsequently move to parents of these students and eventually to older family members.

Such a population might be expected to contain more patients who will subsequently relapse than a study population consisting of patients who have been in remission for a long time.

Usually to obtain hundreds or thousands of DEGs from profile or -omics analyses, it is urgent to identify which DEGs are most related to the target gens(s) or which DEGs are expected to be investigated subsequently to reveal the underlie mechanisms.

High molecular weight polymer was expected to diffused slowly and subsequently prolong the absorption process.

The H. pylori-induced reduction of mucosal SLPI levels resulted in higher elastase activities that were expected to degrade Progranulin leading subsequently to diminished mucosal Progranulin levels.