Sentence examples for expected to be reversed from inspiring English sources

That decline is expected to be reversed when Mr. Broderick and Mr. Lane return, though they are not coming cheap.

If it is expected to be reversed in the future it is expansionary, but if it is expected to continue indefinitely then it is contractionary.

The roles of Leipheimer and Armstrong are expected to be reversed this summer, with Leipheimer riding in support of Armstrong and Alberto Contador, the 2007 Tour de France winner, who did not race here.

Like other pharmaceutical companies, however, Alibaba Health is limited by China's current regulations, which do not allow the online sale of prescription drugs, though those laws are expected to be reversed this year.

In particular, in neglect patients the problem size effect was expected to be reversed as compared to controls.

Supersensitivity would not be expected to be reversed by the transplants, since the PTEN-KO grafts normalized dopamine to ∼10% of that observed in intact striatum (Fig. 6A and C).

Some s-piRNAs are expected to be reverse complementary to the original p-piRNA precursor transcript and may themselves be able to direct cleavage of these to recreate the original p-piRNA.

Macrophages are more responsive to LPS than monocytes [ 3] so differences between cell lines would have been expected to be the reverse of what was observed.

The converse of gene activation, silencing, is expected to be the reverse process, where nucleosomes are re-positioned and organized to occlude transcription factor access.

This has been a trend across the retail industry in the past two years, and no one expects it to be reversed now that consumer sentiment is starting to improve.

The government claims great advances in curbing power piracy but many Albanians expect this to be reversed as price hikes from privatised hydro projects are rapidly passed on by foreign firms looking to recoup investment costs.