Sentence examples for expected to amplify from inspiring English sources

He is expected to amplify these claims during the appeal session.

On Monday night, Michael Flynn, Trump's national-security adviser, who was expected to amplify Netanyahu's claims of an Iranian threat, resigned.

Mr. Schrempp and Mr. Zetsche are also expected to amplify on plans to increase the volume and importance of components shared between Mercedes, Chrysler and Mitsubishi Motors of Japan, in which Daimler holds a 34percentt stake.

General Petraeus, who has kept a low profile for the past six weeks while conducting a countrywide assessment, is expected to amplify the message during the media offensive he will begin on Sunday, when he is to appear on the NBC News program "Meet the Press".

Human-induced global change is expected to amplify the disease risk for marine biota.

Based on coupled carbon cycle – climate model simulations, climate feedbacks are expected to amplify global warming over the next hundred years [6, 7].

In addition, the concurrent rounds of DNA replication has been indicated in Haloferax volcanii (Hawkins et al. 2013), which would be expected to further amplify the dosage.

Both of the correlated variables would constitute part of the residual confounding being amplified, and thus be expected to be amplified to a similar extent, based on the Brooks and Ohsfeldt simulation.

Therefore, only the 35S promoter regions from the cry1A.105 transgene are expected to be amplified.

Using the primer pair TgsX-up and TgsX-down, products of ~800 bp are expected to be amplified from typical WS/DGAT coding sequences.

Through a series of other demographic factors -- including falling fertility rates, the tendency of men to marry younger women, a "queuing effect" (resulting from the fact that men have a longer shelf-life in the marriage market than women), and the tendency of women to stay single as they become wealthier -- this disparity is expected to be amplified.