Sentence examples for elements were expected from inspiring English sources

This observation is consistent with our hypothesis that we should find more true positive genes in experiments (including IS5 elements and their neighbours) than in controls (where only IS5 elements were expected to be detected).

However, three elements were expected, i.e. 1) exploration of participant's needs, 2) providing information (e.g., on walking aids, canes and techniques related to orientation and safe behaviour), and 3) training techniques related to orientation and safe behaviour outdoors while the participants applied the ID cane.

In the forensic discrimination of injury implements, such as metal implements, the analysis and comparison of elements are expected to provide excellent results, and simultaneous multi-elemental analysis is required to analyze various kinds of elements.

Fuse elements are expected to enter the nonlinear region.

Highly siderophile elements (e.g., platinum group elements) are expected to be quantitatively concentrated in the metal.

According to various prognoses, further integration of commercial nanoelectronic elements is expected to reach stagnation by 2016 2018.

Under the trend of miniaturization and reduction of system complexity, conventional bulky photonic elements are expected to be replaced by new compact and ultrathin dielectric metasurface elements.

Such pulse processing is selectively applied to those parts of the circuit for which fail-safe behavior of final control elements is expected.

In a patchy landscape, specialist species that are limited to particular elements are expected to show low gene diversity, low connectivity and high differentiation among patches.

Conventional seismic resisting systems that comply with current codes are typically designed for collapse prevention performance level, in which significant structural damage because of large residual drifts and yielded elements is expected.

A mapping of high-level descriptions of the language of influence or propaganda into hypotheses about the ways in which particular, measurable language elements are expected to be used in documents intended to influence.   2.