Sentence examples for expected to indicate from inspiring English sources

The inquiry's chairman, Sir Robert Owen, is expected to indicate where responsibility for Livinenko's death lies.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, whose department was preparing last week to certify Yugoslavia as cooperative, is expected to indicate today what he will do.

A report by the UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, is expected to indicate that Obama is steadily failing in this objective, too.

Only the specific events that threatened the collateral or contracts would be expected to indicate concerns on the part of creditors.

In his opening statement, Mr. Khodorkovsky "is expected to indicate his concerns about the way things are going in Russia," said Charles Krause, a spokesman for Yukos and the Group Menatep business empire, which holds a majority stake in Yukos.

Tuesday's report is expected to indicate whether some passengers survived the initial impact of a missile strike, after the body of one passenger was found with an oxygen mask around his neck.

And today's unemployment report is expected to show more job losses, indicating continued weakness in the sluggish economy.

By chance, 14 of the 119 genes would be expected to overlap, indicating that the amount of overlap we observed exceeded what would be expected if the EGFR-transfected MCF-7 cells and EGFR-mutant NSCLC cells nothing biologically in common with each other.

If the difference between the two trainings becomes significantly greater or smaller, this effect is expected to be indicated by a significant GROUP × TIME interaction.

Codes of practice are expected to provide or indicate tolerable levels of risk that yield equitable balance in benefits and costs.

These expected to observed numbers indicate that the robustness of residues with the lowest dfi values, which are not otherwise affected by long and short-range protein perturbations, is disrupted the most by disease-associated mutations.