Sentence examples for expected boundary from inspiring English sources

If this was the case, then we would have expected boundary errors to be random (i.e., equal number of closer-up and farther away responses in the RSVP task), and poorer recall of background content.

ChIP experiments directed against the boundary protein CTCF confirmed that these places of abrupt transition coincided with expected boundary elements.

Alerts — not full reports, but warnings that certain information parameters have gone outside expected boundaries — are often more useful to circulate, and they help to create demand in pull-oriented processes.

I'd love to think that the girls on spring break who transgress expected boundaries of sexual and social behavior are doing so as an authentic investigation of their own idiosyncratic fantasy lives, but I think it's much more likely that they are aping behavior they've seen in movies or late-night cable-channel commercials.

As would be expected, boundaries and assumptions had to be imposed in order to simplify the model.

I can not adequately surmise her total intention but to me it is referring to artists who are pushing the expected boundaries of art making and subjects.

In other words, Montgomery was reportedly acting as if expected boundaries of civil discourse and privacy in a labor-management relationship somehow did not apply in a brothel.

And while women reported a slight uptick in their reported monthly sexual encounters a year after getting free contraceptives, the new study says the resulting frequency of sexual activity fell within expected boundaries for women of childbearing age.

Solid and dotted lines respectively define the minimum and maximum expected boundaries of the CNVs.

As expected, boundaries of the genes defined with the ± 50 Kb and with the SRR ≥2 rules were rarely concordant.

It should be noted, however, that: (1) the overall prevalence rates lies within the expected boundaries for intellectual disability [ 2, 3]; (2) the prevalence of self-reported intellectual impairments varied with indicators of socio-economic position in a manner consistent with previous epidemiological research [ 3].