Sentence examples for expected in view of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the constancy is better than might have been expected in view of the estimated errors.

Dr. Reznick said such small genetic changes were to be expected in view of the short time frame.

As might be expected, in view of its restricted geographic distribution, very little is known about the natural history of the Green-breasted Mountain-gem.

Perhaps that is to be expected in view of their uphill struggle over the past three decades against the academic orthodoxy of "realist" international relations.

Brokers said the sell‐off was to be expected in view of the large advances the market had made since a week ago Wednesday.

As might be expected in view of the importance of the presence of nitrogen in living matter, most if not all organic nitrogen compounds are physiologically active.

A closely packed face-to-face or face-on stacking arrangements in cast films and highly ordered vacuum-evaporated films are expected in view of the structural packing observed in similar compounds.

"The interest rate hike was largely expected in view of the elevated consumer price index that has remained close to double digits in the last few months," said Anis Chakravarty, senior director at Deloitte India.

If the government had meant to legislate "that a person commits an act of terrorism where he unwittingly or accidentally does something which in fact endangers another person's life, I would have expected that, in view of the serious consequences of classifying a person as a terrorist, it would have spelt this out clearly," said Lord Dyson.

While a gamma distribution is well-described in community-dwellers [ 31], a normal distribution is expected here in view of the more homogenous, more unwell population [ 32].

Even an improvement in patient outcome can be expected in the view of avoiding complications such as bacterial translocation.