Should I expect to be the one?" To which I, for one, find myself bellowing back through the centuries: yes, Clara, yes, you should have expected precisely that, and it is our loss that you gave up hope!
If a series of magnets were free to diffuse, one would expect precisely such an outcome due to basic magnetic attraction.
They want, and rightly expect, precisely the kind of "protection" that only a skilled intelligence professional can provide.
While the method is not expected to precisely quantify the amount of base flow in a stream, the BFI has been found to be a reasonable indicator of differences in base flow among different streams (Wahl and Wahl 1995).
Because disease acquisition is affected by numbers of travelers to each destination, type and duration of travel, preventive measures implemented, and many other factors, traveler surveillance data would not be expected to precisely mirror trends in illness among host populations.
Coincidental activity due to similarity in k-mer profile between a candidate CRM and the training set would therefore not be expected to precisely match a specifically chosen gene's expression.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06181.011 Single hydrogen bonds between the aspartate residues and R166 might be expected to precisely position the arginine residue only if other interactions position the aspartate residues themselves.
A final report for each patient is expected to precisely summarize the current knowledge surrounding the variants and their clinical implication with supporting evidence, and the report should be generated in a comprehensive fashion.
In other words, environmental plasticity or even plain ontogeny can produce patterns that conform precisely to those expected under adaptive hypotheses (see also e.g. [ 59, 61, 62]).
Because he already had responded to questions relating to the sex scandal that has cost him his marriage and much else, Woods could have been expected to answer precisely as he did.
