Sentence examples for expected to be real from inspiring English sources

We considered FDR 0.05 to be significant (for example, of the selected 'significant' probe set list, 95% are expected to be real positives).

Only about 1 out of 10 000 candidate mosaic sites reported by the GATK pooled-sample model were expected to be real, whereas our pipeline achieved order of magnitude higher specificity (Supplementary information, Figure S7).

"Rudd's apology was expected to be a real game changer for race relations in our nation.

Because somewhere deep in its heart Toronto has not planned for growth – because Toronto hasn't expected to be a real grown-up city – it keeps making the same mistakes.

Any collateral damage to Tishman Speyer, which manages a $33.5 billion portfolio of 72 million square feet of property in the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America, was expected to be minimal; real estate experts said that Tishman's reputation might suffer, but that the firm would still be able to put together deals and raise capital.

This is expected to be the real situation in close-to-equilibrium conditions, when thermodynamic driving forces are dominated by surface contributions, i.e., for small Ge volumes.

I never expected to be a real career musician, but I suppose for a short while we thought it was a possibility," says Kennedy. "It was really exciting, but it was one of those things".

Defeating the regime was expected to be easy; the real difficulties lie ahead.

Aside from the Lugar showdown, it is expected to be the only real chance that an incumbent could lose on Tuesday.

The proposed device is expected to be used for real time survey of oil wells and groundwater wells.

Steve McClaren is set to be dismissed as Derby County manager and is expected to be replaced by Real Madrid coach Paul Clement. (Telegraph) .