Sentence examples for expected intuitively from inspiring English sources

As expected intuitively, professionals speak more slowly, with less disfluencies and formulate shorter sentences, which makes their speech more adjusted for efficient listening and understanding by recipients.

As can be expected intuitively, we find that there are trade-offs between speed (smaller Δt preferable) and energy consumption (smaller α preferable).

As it has been expected intuitively, no model replacing the convective-diffusion transport outside the (thin) kinetic layer by a convection-free layer is able to describe properly the concentration profiles there.

Tests of ecological classifications as surrogates for target taxa that are threatened or of conservation concern might yield lower estimates of effectiveness than for more widely distributed test features, as expected intuitively and seen in empirical studies [e.g. 24], [25].

Compared with COTCP, PCCOrecal showed lower bias and lower PE than PCCOpre, a result expected intuitively.

(16)From the aforementioned equation, we first note that the allele frequency at large-effect loci changes fast as expected intuitively.

We can see that the macroeconomic variables have the signs that one would expect intuitively.

In addition, one would also expect intuitively the size of the intersected QCS will decrease when more compressed copies are available.

The stabilty region is of a shape one would expect intuitively on the basis of the sequential structure of the system and of a much larger size than was previously reported in the literature.

Consistent with a role for culture, we find both matter, though, as one might expect intuitively, women were more responsive to their own source country's culture than their husbands'.

In fact, that is what one can expect intuitively: if the attraction to the limit cycle is very strong, the system relaxes back to the asymptotic state very quickly, so that at each kick we can assume that the state variables are on the limit cycle.