Sentence examples for expected to make very from inspiring English sources
This, however, would tend to remove 'tail grain', i.e. the smaller grains on an ear, and would be expected to make very weak selection for genetically larger-grained plants, as the selected grains would be from the same genetic population as the discarded small grains.
The solution was the LGM-30 Minuteman missile, which used new sharp nosed reentry shapes that traveled at much higher terminal speeds, and included a number of decoy systems that were expected to make interception very difficult for the Soviet ABMs.
However, at the high concentrations of hemoglobin present in RBCs, the dimer will be very much a minority species and therefore would be expected to make only a very modest contribution to the overall rate of Hb autoxidation, unless the intracellular rate of heme dissociation and autoxidation is dramatically different from that measured in vitro.
As is customary, Google has erected a giant statue earlier today on the grounds of its Mountain View headquarters that represents the latest version of Android: version 4.1 Jelly Bean, which is expected to make its debut very shortly at Google I/O.
Australia's supporting group, the Green and Gold Army, said that "very, very few" were expected to make the trip from down under while Red Devils who will travel from South Korea will be measured in the 10s rather than the hundreds.
She said she was "very seriously" considering a run and is expected to make a decision in the next two weeks.
Risk communication is very relevant and important for patients with diabetes because nowadays patients are expected to make their own choices and decisions concerning their diabetes care.
