Sentence examples for expected to document from inspiring English sources
The final report is expected to document huge law enforcement and intelligence failures before Sept. 11 and recommend an overhaul of counterterrorism agencies, including the C.I.A. and F.B.I.
Ahead of official figures expected to document the rise of zero-hours contracts, the independent thinktank said the research indicated that the use of the contracts "stretches well beyond those seeking short-term flexible work".
We thus expected to document children's intuitive answers and explanations.
The UN rights commissioner's probe is expected to document war crimes by the Tamil Tigers and government forces.
ASF community norms strongly support transparency and broad participation, which is accomplished via electronic communications, such that even collocated participants are expected to document conversations in the online record, i.e., the email discussion lists.
It is expected to document both enforcement efforts and scientific data collected on the health of protected ecosystems.
Expect to document all income, assets and debts.
Lamarck's central claim a prediction, in effect is that if transmutation is "true," we should ultimately expect to document constant change within species, such that a perfect data set of fossils would reveal complete intergradation between "species" through time; and we would as well expect to see similar patterns of smooth intergradation among living species geographically.
We expect to document this argument further e.g. in the human resource evaluation domain of REACT.
However, eligibility criteria that described adverse events to medication that had occurred prior to the study and which therefore might be expected to be documented in a patient's Medication Profile were identified and evaluated.
Given an assumed positivity rate of 8% and a contamination rate of 20%, 20 200 clinically relevant BC sets in about 5000 hospitalised patients are expected to be documented per year in the AlertsNet database (table 1).
