Sentence examples for expected usually from inspiring English sources

The instrument was first mailed to patients as they joined the clinic waiting lists, before their initial visits, and then given to them at these initial visits, which were expected usually to take place about 1 month later.

The fact that immune suppression is not expected usually on presentation to intensive care, coupled with the ability of infected individuals to control the disease and eventually clear the virus at some point, affects the accuracy of diagnostic methods for CMV, all of that in addition to the differential sensitivities and clinical utilities of the techniques used to detect CMV (Table 3).

Still, the average seroprevalence in tested bats is much smaller than expected (usually < 5%) for large colonies of a main reservoir [ 6], and the ability of bats to maintain a persistent hypovirulent infection is unknown.

Such major landholdings were, as one would expect, usually in the hands of Iranians, but non-Iranians were also able to amass similar wealth and power, thereby testifying once again to the inherent tolerance with which the empire was administered.

The stories were adapted from Colin Dexter's novels set in Oxford, where deep thought was to be expected, and usually occupied a full two hours of screentime.

Wishful thinking, or course, yet the kind of nonconformity we always expected — and usually got — from David Bowie.

As expected, rheumatologists usually have busy clinical activities.

As expected, effectiveness usually increased with the compliance percentage.

As expected, effectiveness usually decreased as the percentage of ill children required to close a school increased.

Not only is this right, it is also expected and usually enforced.

Diners expect and usually find bustling sushi bars and a modern décor that features blond wood and rice paper partitions.