Sentence examples for expected to be comparatively from inspiring English sources
In Europe, this technology is promoted by the vehicular industry as a standard for V2V communications and thus, deployment cost is expected to be comparatively less because of large-scale production.
Conversely, within smaller and more confined regions, intraspecific adaptation might be expected to be comparatively rare in woody species because these promoting factors would be absent.
This progression is consistent with the presence of slightly deleterious mutations in the population, because such mutations are expected to be comparatively less abundant at higher DAF values [ 13].
On Thursday, revel in a high that is expected to be a comparatively bracing 77 degrees – significantly lower than the norm of 84.
As the Zn clusters were not attached to any seed particles, the probability of Zn cluster drift on the surface is expected to be higher at comparatively lower temperature.
"This number is comparatively low to what was expected to be the population trapped behind the front lines, so our biggest fear is that many people didn't manage to escape," Oppizzi said.
Therefore, experimental tumor radioresistance is defined as a comparatively rapid regrowth of tumor or a decrease in the number of tumors expected to be controlled at a specific dose.
It is comparatively inexpensive to convert vehicles to run on ethanol blends, but the fuel is available at a limited number of service stations, so the gasoline savings are expected to be minimal in the next few years.
Expect to be disappointed.
