Sentence examples for expected to coincide from inspiring English sources

As the experiment was conducted in 12 hour photoperiods, this query is expected to coincide with 12 noon to 4 pm in natural conditions.

Many protests -- lawful and unlawful -- are expected to coincide with the political convention in New York.

The announcement is expected to coincide with civil settlements from American and British authorities.

Kenny's apology is expected to coincide with the announcement of compensation for about 800 women who were held in the mostly industrial institutions across Ireland.

Higher inflation in 2017 is expected to coincide with a period of poor wage growth, rising unemployment and weaker economic growth all adding to the pressure on household finances.

Djokovic is such an evangelist he has affixed his name to a book about it, "Serve To Win, the 14-day Gluten-Free Plan for Physical and Mental Excellence" – released, as expected, to coincide with this tournament, and it is a revelatory read.

Since only two stochastic processes were used in the cell-based model, the results of the two models are not expected to exactly coincide.

For this reason, we measure the WCT's amplitude at its largest feature that is expected to normally coincide with the QRS-like complex.

Both newspapers reported that the two companies are expected to announce the agreement to coincide with a trip by Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt to the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday.

Hence, we do not expect it to coincide with our findings (see in addition endnote 8). Figure 1 Number of new FJ hires by sector, 1999 2005.

We would not expect these to coincide exactly since VL was held constant over time in Figure 2, which is not the case in the unadjusted, descriptive summary of the data shown in Figure 1.