Sentence examples for expected to be necessary from inspiring English sources
The pictures told a story as well: Decades of cleanup are expected to be necessary before the countryside surrounding the plant can even possibly become habitable again.
This modification is expected to be necessary when the filter is applied to multi-dimensional problems.
Numerous studies on reproductive toxicity are expected to be necessary under the EU program on Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH).
The introduction of a gasoline particulate filter (GPF) is expected to be necessary, as was the case for diesel vehicles, the traditionally recognised source of PM in transportation.
A higher truncation is expected to be necessary since the field is less symmetrical in geocentric coordinates than in apex coordinates.
A sample size of 20 30 participants was expected to be necessary for the qualitative component of the study in order to achieve theme saturation.
At this point I went back to your blog and saw that all the ingredients, as well as some others that I didn't expect to be necessary (like linear programming), had already been posted — which as David notes wasn't that surprising.
A common approach starts with more pieces than one expects to be necessary, and constrains the changes in slope among adjacent segments to be not too large, as in smoothing or penalized splines (Eilers and Marx 1996).
Monolayer [ML] fluctuations in tunnel barrier thickness are expected to be important because it is necessary to use tunnel barriers only a few ML thick to obtain the high-peak current densities required for high-speed devices.
Parts of the President's plan are expected to be widely agreed upon as necessary -- such as the restructuring of billions of dollars in payments to workers' retiree health benefits.
Legislation expected to be finalised later this year will provide the necessary framework for full scale extraction to begin – the "green light" for the gas rush as it is being seen by some.
