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It had been expected that higher prices for crops would give farmers an incentive to grow more, while competition among private traders reduced the costs of seeds and fertilizer.
Sepsidae is more closely related to Tephritidae than the drosophilids [ 17], so it would be expected that higher sequence conservation exists between these two families, and that comparison to a tephritid would identify more transcripts.
It is expected that higher income may results in significantly higher healthcare expenditure.
It is expected that higher activities could be obtained with larger bank energies, operating at high pulse repetition rates, e.g. 1 Hz.
It can be expected that higher N fertilization and higher below-ground biomass production can remediate soil physically degraded by wheel compaction.
Owing to the light irradiation from both the front and the rear sides, it is expected that higher density of dye molecules should be excited.
However, due to the continuous increase of mean birth weight in several countries worldwide, it is expected that higher birth weight will play a more important role as a risk factor for further obesity than low birth weight.
For this reason, it is expected that higher speaker identification performance can be achieved if scores involved in the decision process are treated discriminatively according to their acoustic or phonetic class.
It is expected that higher degree of sparseness forces more information to be captured by the basis vectors which is essential for the success of the self-taught learning algorithm.
Nevertheless, it might be expected that higher diversification occurred between Asian and African rice since they diverged about 1 million years ago, whereas O. glaberrima and O. barthii diverged about 3000 years ago.
It is expected that higher FZI values correspond to larger pore throats (diagenetic/textural fabric) and subsequently lower irreducible water saturation and vice versa as evident in the plots.
