Sentence examples for expected to be explained from inspiring English sources

The occurrence of this phenomenon is expected to be explained as a result of micro plastic deformation and the increase of internal stress induced by volume shrinkage during the CT process.

The red line indicates the highest proportion of variance that is expected to be explained by chance only.

8, 10– 13 Such adjustments are analogous to adjustments for variation across centers in a multi-center trial as they account for the proportion of total meta-analysis variation expected to be explained by variation across (and not within) trials.

The markers with the highest posterior probability of being in the largest effect distributions are unevenly distributed across the segments, and as the table also shows large proportions of the marker variance is expected to be explained by a small number of markers, which suggest that the location specific priors add extra information.

The basic principle of GS is that, given a sufficiently high marker density, each quantitative trait locus (QTL) is in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with a number of nearby markers, and a high fraction of the genetic variance is expected to be explained by these markers.

Instead, the remaining genetic susceptibility is expected to be explained by a mixture of rare high-risk variants and polygenic mechanisms involving more common and/or rare low-penetrance alleles or rare moderate penetrance genes, acting in concert to confer a high breast cancer risk [ 3, 10, 11].

She probably never expected to be explaining something so obvious to a grownup.

The reasons for MPs questioning Sir Thomas's findings are not expected to be fully explained.

She went on: "I mean, if you take the videos that were retrieved on various occasions after various plots, where terrorists who had expected to be dead explained why they had done what they did, it features.

Furthermore, the activity of P. nathusii was expected to be best explained by landscape characteristics on a relatively large spatial scale, as P. nathusii covers relatively large distances (Dietz et al. 2007).

Genetic structure was expected to be partially explained by animal exchanges between herds.