Sentence examples for expected to restrain the from inspiring English sources

This fact is expected to restrain the diffusion of compound 1 and, therefore, if the compound diffuses through the dialysis membrane in this situation, this will be even easier with the lipids that are in the fluid phase.

The rapid growth in United States oil production, coupled with sluggish demand in Europe and slowing growth in China and much of the developing world, is expected to restrain prices.

The tax increases, enacted to reduce the federal budget deficit, are expected to restrain consumer spending through June.

Above all there is a terrible lack of consensus over the level of income at which individuals and households should be expected to restrain themselves, and not make legitimate but unnecessary demands on the public purse.

I don't know why they should be expected to restrain themselves.

Plans for an expanded historic district are expected to restrain future development.

Thus inhibition of EGFR might be expected to restrain EMT in certain cellular contexts.

This is determined mainly by natural selection, which is expected to restrain gene flow at regions associated with species-specific adaptations [ 3].

Given what was happening on the ground — the Pakistani Army acting wantonly, ignoring the results of an election — you might expect the White House to restrain the Pakistani generals.

Ask a friend to restrain the feline as well.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner, Paul Stephenson, has since warned that "the game has changed" in trying to restrain the protests and he said he expected more disorder.