Sentence examples for expect the introduction of from inspiring English sources
As one might expect, the introduction of ClosureFast saves more costs in the scenarios with input values favoring a "World with ClosureFast" compared with the Base Case.
Looking at the argument in 2.4.1 above, one might expect the introduction of competitive tendering to have resulted in lower prices and better service, and empirical experience suggests (Fig. 4) that at least the lower price component has some support.
This may not be true; it is known, for example, that the ratio of the D1 to D2 bands gives an indication of water content in silica aerogels [26] and is modified after the UV-induced formation of CdS crystallites [1]; however, we do not expect the introduction of silicon into silica to be as dramatic a modifier of the Si-O network as water.
Interest rates will almost certainly have to change, while you can also expect the introduction of stronger "enforcement" measures to reduce non-repayment rates – so expect bailiffs at the door if you don't cough up.
As might be expected "the introduction of the new incentives was followed by a decrease in the number of ties".
As expected, the introduction of salt water during testing greatly increased crack growth rates and can be quantified for comparison.
The researchers found that, as expected, the introduction of mammogram screening led to an increase in the number of breast cancers detected at an early stage.
As expected, the introduction of B4C diffusion barriers considerably improves the reflectivity coefficient in the soft X-ray range, due to thinner and more abrupt interfaces.
Reiterating its outlook for 2004, Schering expects profit to fall for another year, though it expects the introduction of new drugs to compensate for cuts in public health spending in Germany and Japan.
Kwang Bae Roh, Samsung's general manager of international sales, provided the forecast, saying he expected the introduction of at least 20 new models of phones to drive the sales gain.
