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The rain that struck Rio last week in the first 24 hours of the storm was double the amount of rain that was expected in all of April, said Marlene Leal, a meteorologist with the National Institute of Meteorology here.

More specifically, a 5 30% increase in rainfall intensity is expected in all of the CORDEX-RCMs for 50-year return values under the RCP 8.5 scenario.

I got back so much more than I ever could have expected in all of these circumstances but the core of all of it was that none of it came without effort -- even the most mundane of efforts, like leaving your rarely used dating profile online.

In our study, we found neither support for the heterozygote advantage hypothesis on the population nor on the individual level, and heterozygosity of MHC alleles was lower than expected in all of the study populations.

Considerably cooler conditions were expected in all parts of the state on Friday giving fire crews and emergency services a chance to bring fires in the state's north under control and clean up toppled trees caused by 110km/h winds.

Individuals compare the chemical cues expressed by a counterpart with an internal template, which is the chemical signature expected in all members of the society [ 10].

So our view is that over the next few years we should expect in all of these different industries for there to be a lot of disruption…by either the incumbent in this space or some new entrepreneur coming in and building a social version of whatever it is, whether it's commerce or media.

In our study, the direction of hybridization is opposite of expected in all five cases where the relative abundance of parental species deviates from 1.

Haggling is expected in all but the swankiest of shops and can lead to a discount as high as seventy or eighty per cent.

Furthermore, SE and AP were the only chromatin states in which the overlap was significantly higher than expected in all chromosome arms (41 out of 41) (Table  1).