Sentence examples for expected identification from inspiring English sources
The opening poem, "A Human head... ., is a characteristically irreverent take on the Orpheus myth that refuses the expected identification ("who is the nameless one? / The poet laughed, It isn't me") but nevertheless stands as a moving self-elegy: "Some day my veins will turn to bronze / and I won't hear, or make, a song".
If this conclusion is correct, we would expect identification of genes that prove the association.
As future work it is expected that identification and comparison between simulation and actual results can be achieved.
Large efforts have been already done to quantify from simulations the amount of the electromagnetic contamination and the expected muon identification performances.
It is expected that identification of genetic markers will be difficult due to multifactorial inheritance.
As would be expected, the identification of potential drug side effects differed significantly between the healthcare and non-healthcare educated groups, with the healthcare group identifying the correct side-effects more frequently.
If the constructed clusters are really more homogeneous than the complete population, then it may be expected that identification of dementia disease markers should be an easier task for each cluster separately than it is for the complete population.
We can extrapolate an expected achievable identification rate from the observed dependency on experimental parameters like read depth and read length.
As it became possible to generate T cells against mouse and human tumors, it was expected that identification of epitopes of cancers could be similarly used to elicit immune responses and protective immunity against cancers.
It is expected that identification of metabolic markers via metabolomics-based tools, whether to discriminate between specific tumor subtypes or to assist in predicting treatment response, will be of great help in the management of GBMs.
With the vast amount of genome sequence data available, it might be expected that identification of TOP mRNAs should be relatively trivial but, even for human and mouse genomes, the TSS is often not well-defined, partly because of alternative promoters and alternative splicing of non-protein-coding first exons.
