Sentence examples for expected to be replicated from inspiring English sources

The Brixton radio project is expected to be replicated in other prisons across the UK.

The independence referendum has become a live-action laboratory for sociologists, economists and political scientists from across the UK, in a process expected to be replicated if the European Union referendum mooted for 2017 takes place.

The gesture, expected to be replicated by colleagues, stands to alter the seemingly timeless image of lawmakers on one side of the House chamber standing and applauding a president from their own party, while lawmakers on the other side sit stone-faced, their hands in their laps.

Thus, this finding was expected to be replicated within the friendship clique context.

How exactly were the new technologies expected to be replicated at other farms throughout Tanzania?

It served essentially as a proof of concept, and the results are expected to be replicated on other types of ammunition.

No one can expect that to be replicated, but each of the last three games have been decided by over 15 points so there is a hope this one will be a closer affair.

Don't expect those to be replicated at the startup.

But Austin says he and his colleagues had expected to be able to replicate the earlier results.

5 The limit of blank is the highest apparent analyte concentration (analytical noise) expected to be found when replicates of a blank sample containing no analyte are tested.

This gives indications of the robustness of the methods, as the biologically relevant binding sites are expected to be detected in each replicate.