Sentence examples for expect that long from inspiring English sources
The general buffering of autosomal deficiencies reported by Lundberg et al. showed stronger buffering of long genes [ 18]; if the same mechanism also acts on the X-chromosome, we expect that long genes would be less MSL dependent.
Using American estimates as a benchmark, we could expect that long-term rates would fall by about 1.5 percentage points, GDP growth to increase between a half and a full percentage point, and inflation to increase by about a quarter of a percentage point.A crucial part of such a programme would be a commitment to keep nominal rates low for the duration of the balance-sheet expansion phase.
We expect that long-term local delivery of ALN using BCP scaffolds will have great potential for new bone formation at sites of bone defects.
They had expected that long-lived men with the mutation would be short.
So it should be expected that long-term physical aging will be also revealed in ChG of these chemical compositions, as it was well documented experimentally [11 13, 18].
In lots of families, it's expected that long-term visitors will crash with hosts.
It is expected that long-range regulatory contacts within TADs will depend on the kinetics of chromatin diffusion.
Given this, it could also be expected that long-term sensitisation of the nervous system might have influenced the array of disorders.
On the basis of stress theories and meta-analyses [ 17] we expected that long-lasting stress will have an adverse impact of employees' well-being and increase the risk of injury.
However, although as expected that long-term nucleoside analog therapy at least partially restores the function of HBV specific T cells, a durable control of HBV infection could still not be achieved in the majority of the treated patients 72, 73, 74.
Some New Jersey real estate specialists suggest a dramatic and permanent shift is under way; others expect that companies long identified with impressive financial district skyscrapers will eventually return.
