Sentence examples for expected in line from inspiring English sources

As expected, in line with others [11] we demonstrated that older age was a prognostic factor for mortality.

Applying these findings to Olympic migration, it was expected (in line with the second hypothesis) that the number of foreign-born athletes wouldn't necessarily have increased in all participating countries.

In this case, a high variation within species would be expected in line with the different environments in which these species evolve.

This may be explained by the larger genetic heterogeneity expected in line C which may not be captured with only 5000 markers.

As seen in our study and also found by others [ 12, 28, 53], children classified to level I-II showed the greatest change, as was expected in line with motor development curves for CP [ 54].

We also expected, in line with Dimidjian et al's 7 conclusion, that BA would be superior to mindfulness for participants suffering from more severe depression (scored ≥10 on 9-item Patient Heandh Questionnaire Depression Scale (PHQ-9) and fulfilled the criteria for an ongoing primary diagnosis of major depression of moderate character).

(26) The main chain atoms of Pyl sit in a catalytically competent orientation consistent with the expected in-line nucleophilic attack of an oxygen atom from the α-carboxyl group on the α-phosphate atom of AMP-PNP By contrast, in MmOmeRS, the α-amino group of Ome sits proximal to the α-phosphate of AMP-PNP through an intervening network of water-mediated interactions.

Tom Baughman, a senior Ford engineer, said that Ford had been having more luck than expected in lining up alternative sources of tires.

To investigate allelic diversity of the csgl3 locus in natural populations, three primers, two (GL3_2L and GL3_2R) flanking the LTR-RT insertion points and one (INSERT_R) within the LTR-RT were designed for duplex PCR such that two PCR products of different sizes during agarose electrophoresis were expected in lines with and without the LTR-RT insertion.

Dr. Battey said that kind of failure was completely expected in cell line research.

Again, given the relatively few mutations expected in each line (∼34; see above), unless an expression trait is highly polygenic it is likely that single mutations will contribute to line BLUP deviations in most cases.