Sentence examples for expected disorder from inspiring English sources

The known information on the excitation involves bounds on total average energy, zero crossing rate and the amount of expected disorder quantified in terms of average entropy rate.

As expected, disordered regions had the highest Pa/ Ps ratio, while Pfam domains showed the lowest value, a trend that is consistent with our findings in the S. cerevisiae genome.

"And he picked me up and said: 'This is what you're supposed to be doing.'" The sergeant, in her 30s, was deployed to West Bromwich, where police were not expecting disorder.

Why should we expect disorder rather than order?

In a typical answer to the question "will rioting happen again?", one superintendent from Greater Manchester police said he expected more disorder within the year.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner, Paul Stephenson, has since warned that "the game has changed" in trying to restrain the protests and he said he expected more disorder.

As expected, eating disorder cognitions among young UK teenagers were higher in girls than in boys.

Thus is surprising for me that in response to heat there is a protein disorder reduction, whereas I expect a disorder increment.

In addition and as expected, conduct disorders were more frequently diagnosed in juvenile offenders.

As expected, gynaecological disorders were more prevalent in the emotionally abused participants of this study (Table  3), since gynaecological symptoms were also reported to be associated with a history of IPV in many other studies [ 58- 60].

"You'd be releasing people back into the communities where all the intelligence was, and it's why we were co-ordinating with the police – we were expecting more disorder".