Sentence examples for expected to be correct from inspiring English sources
Basically, solid k-mers are expected to be correct, while weak ones suspectedly include sequencing errors and require a correction.
A detailed comparison to available experimental martensitic transformation temperatures and to measurements performed in this study shows that, despite some quantitative discrepancies, the qualitative trends can be expected to be correct.
They do! VERY IMPORTANT: The people behind the exit poll even admitted a few years ago that their minority samples are not expected to be correct!
It is worth noting that while the energies derived from FoldX are clearly not on an absolute scale [30], the relative trends are expected to be correct [31], [32].
As this study combines the results from four different epitope prediction servers, the results were homologous and were expected to be correct.
However, the best BLAT match to one particular HML-2 locus is expected to be correct, if matches to other HML-2 loci display more differences.
where ɛ F (m, n) denotes the complex noise, and Δ t e n = 2 R n c and Δϕ n = 4 π R n λ are the range migration and phase error corresponding to the n th pulse, which are expected to be corrected in the range alignment and phase adjustment, respectively.
Though the base 911 currently has 350 horsepower, this unbalance in the force is widely expected to be corrected later this year when Porsche debuts a refreshed version of the 911 that uses turbocharging across the lineup for extra power.
During the time of proteasome inhibition, the multipolar spindles are expected to bi-polarize, and the merotelic attachments are expected to be corrected.
