Sentence examples for expected to be exactly from inspiring English sources

The bill is not expected to be exactly like the DREAM Act House Democrats passed in 2010, but news reports suggest the Republican bill will include many of the same elements.

However, the genetic influence is not expected to be exactly the same for the different cancers and therefore, the allelic frequencies may differ.

In terms of dominance between the two SNP alleles, we used an additive model, where the heterozygous effect is expected to be exactly between the two homozygotes (the genotypic model is described in the Supplementary Material).

"Sherlock comes back to a world he expects to be exactly the same and discovers that…nothing will be the same," Gatiss closes, leaving fans still in plenty of suspense.

A year from now, oil prices are expected to be almost exactly where they are now, while natural gas prices are forecast to have risen more than 50 percent.

Thus, if L-arginine is mainly used by arginase-1 in ornithine synthesis, the production of NO should be expected to be reduced, and this is exactly what occurred in the serum NO levels of infected fish [ 12].

I'm not sure what kind of person I expected to be using the hotline exactly – perhaps I was just naive – but so many of the people that I've talked to could have easily been a friend of mine or a member of my family.

The effect of system B on fault normal and shear stress is expected to be negligible, because these stresses are exactly zero for uniform structure.

However the two marks which came from each examiner were effectively randomly allocated, the two parameters were expected to be similar, and indeed that was exactly the case.

If we look at Additional file 3: Table S2 where there is reported the average frequency of amino acids, calculated by DisProt and PDB25 datasets composed by disordered and ordered proteins [ 49], we can note that amino acids which confer lower thermodynamic stability to the structural organization of proteins are exactly those expected to be higher in intrinsically disordered proteins.

Mr. Shadrick never exactly expected to be doing this in the New York City subway.