Sentence examples for expected accession from inspiring English sources

There is, however, a consensus in Athens, Ankara and Nicosia that the island's expected accession provides the momentum to solve the dispute, and may aid Turkey's future membership.

Mr. Putin is in line to become prime minister, but it remains unclear how much power he will retain after Mr. Medvedev's expected accession.

It remains relatively cushioned from the impact of the stuttering of other parts of the global economy, and its expected accession to the World Trade Organisation should open more of its market to Asian exporters.But China remains too small an economy to do much to fill the gap left by falling American demand.

Nonetheless, some countries experienced larger inflows than expected before accession.

All examined accessions were diploid, thus keeping the number of expected sequences per accession small.

It was, during long periods of pedestrianism, the very opposite of what Lennon had demanded and expected on his accession, following the removal of the uninspired Mowbray.

The sequences, expected product length, accession number in the GenBank database and references of porcine primers are shown in Table  1.

As expected, all the accessions that had either the 8 bp deletion or the 3 bp insertion were aromatic.

Backcrossing has been the standard approach for introducing diversity into elite germplasm; however, given the large number of accessions expected from allele mining, alternative breeding designs should be considered in the conversion of landrace diversity into breeding resources.

As expected, the within-accession variation was higher in the field than in the lab.

As expected, the wild accessions have a more diverse ancestry, with contributions from all five model-based populations identified.