Sentence examples for expected to be directly from inspiring English sources

About seven acres of coral is expected to be directly affected by the blasts, and the Army Corps of Engineers will be required to transplant much of it to a trough between two reefs.

All of these results are expected to be directly observable in ongoing experiments.

In addition, several pathogens are expected to be directly influenced by global warming.

The phase-plane analysis discussed above demonstrates that the resonant properties are not expected to be directly linked to the stability properties of the underlying autonomous system.

At these resolutions, almost all of the dynamical range of the simulations can be expected to be directly affected by numerical viscosity (Sytine et al. 2000).

We concluded that the nucleation and growth of spherical second phase was expected to be directly related to the interfacial tension, increase of molecular weight, thermodynamic properties and composition gradient.

Notably, this group of 16 genes that we expect to be directly targeted by MOP1 was not represented in our prior analyses of nucleosome position in mop1-1 mutands, and may explain the small number of genes that we observed to be effected in that study.

Any rulings by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which convened today's hearing, are expected to be appealed directly to the Supreme Court.

Both claims, whichever way they go, are expected to be appealed directly to the UK's supreme court in Westminster.

But in this case, vaccines are expected to be offered directly to health-care workers in infected areas once the initial tests are complete.

The description of an electronic document generally follows the principles of bibliographic cataloging if the document is part of a database that is expected to be accessed directly and individually.