Sentence examples for existing and expected from inspiring English sources

However, CCS has yet to be demonstrated on anything like the necessary scale, so deploying enough of it to replace existing and expected nuclear plants is a tall order.

The major existing and expected efforts to support MTC in upcoming Releases are summarized in Table 6.

The expansion also includes increasing capacity at existing sites, adding more in dense areas like urban centers, and generally trying to eliminate and alleviate existing and expected wait times for drivers.

To improve the forecasts, attempts have been made to use a simulation approach to obtain insight into the dynamics of disease progression among existing and expected patient population, and thereby identify trends of resource usage, provide forecasts of drug demands, or even estimate the uncertainty in a forecast [ 34].

By employing several concept hierarchies as ontologies and simulating synthesis patterns on OntoCM, we have extracted potential relationships between the existing concepts, and expected that the relationships between the cognitive maps can help the businesses to improve understandability.

FremantleMedia currently has 135 channels on YouTube based on its existing shows, and expects them to generate around 8bn video views this year, attracting 66m monthly unique viewers.

"Fastjet will also use the proceeds of the placing to expand its existing operations and expects to further increase the frequency of flights on all its current routes", the budget airline said.

If alfacalcidol only has effects when converted into calcitriol, we could apply the data from the existing studies, and expect alfacalcidol to be more calcemic and phosphatemic than paricalcitol.

Virgin Mobile USA has also reached an agreement with Sprint to revise the terms of its existing network contract, and expects to achieve a minimum of an 8% reduction in its effective cost per minute in 2009, with further reductions over the next three years.

To Mr Hudgens, however, having a pre-existing condition and expecting insurers to cover you anyway is no different than getting into a car wreck that's "your fault".

Rapid transit topologies are determined by a large number of factors, including geographical barriers, existing or expected travel patterns, construction costs, politics, and historical constraints.