Sentence examples for exceptionally expected from inspiring English sources

Exceptionally, expected (additive) mixture response did not occur due to masking effects such as general toxicity from other compounds.

This might make a good fit with an exponential function even less likely, because even a few events of exceptionally long duration (expected in a power law, and not in an exponential distribution) would influence the fitted line.

But both central banks have kept interest rates exceptionally low and are expected to maintain easy money policies for some time to come.

There was not a whiff of scandal; their standards are exceptionally high, and they expected the rest of us to measure up.

His life precollege was exceptionally fulfilling, and he expected it to remain so here at one of the nation's great universities.

The academy's current troubles began in June, when 19 of its former presidents — nearly all of its former presidents living today — sent a letter to its board, saying that the public expected an "exceptionally high level of integrity" in actuaries, and expressing grave doubts about Mr. Schobel's suitability as president.

However, if they were common, more than the occasional specimen might be expected in exceptionally preserved fossil assemblages (Konservat-Lagerstätten) such as the Burgess Shale and Chengjiang.

Accordingly, such a compound is expected to have exceptionally high binding affinity, exceptionally high RNAP-inhibitory potency, and an ability to overcome resistance arising from substitutions in one of the GE target and the Rif target.

Had the pandemic strain been inherently hypervirulent, in the absence of modern lifesaving measures one would expect exceptionally high case-fatality rates for all affected populations.

And we will be expected to be exceptionally graceful mourners.

The election cycle of 2012 is expected to be exceptionally lucrative for stations in competitive states.