Sentence examples for expected to indicate a from inspiring English sources

Debris flows occurred even in areas with an E hazard class, which was initially expected to indicate a very low likelihood of debris flow.

Our figures would, therefore, be expected to indicate a lower rate than if these patients were included.

A negative value of the CI was expected to indicate a higher rate among the poorer people.

Identified deficiencies in care are expected to indicate only to a certain extent an increase in risk of an adverse health outcome, while the probability of having an adverse outcome can be calculated only if we compare the care provided to patients who suffered an adverse outcome with that of patients who did not suffer such an event.

In addition, performance measures relying on 1/ f scaling and RQA were expected to indicate the severity of a reading impairment.

In a self-administered questionnaire, children were expected to indicate how often they experienced a given parental/caregiver behavior (Table  4).

L.A. city officials are expected to indicate whether they will include such an exemption in their own $15 minimum wage at a hearing next week.

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.

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.

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

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.