Sentence examples similar to expecting a modification from inspiring English sources

Homeowners who are unemployed shouldn't expect a loan modification, she said, but they can request that the bank "defer a portion of their payment while on unemployment without penalty".

This is hardly surprising because pointing while compensating concurrent disturbances is clearly more complex than simple pointing and we may expect a significant modification of the control patterns required for reaching the targets.

It is also expected that a modification of the above arguments can be applied to some other related difference equations.

We expect that a modification of the network regularization term in the Net-Cox model could further improve its prediction power because the properties of our network edges are not optimally reflected in its current form.

It is conceivable that a combined approach with an increase in potassium intake (not as high in this population as one would have expected) alongside a modification of their fat intake (mainly coming from the use of palm and coconut oils rather than dairy products) might exert compounding effects on lowering of blood pressure and prevention of strokes.

Continuing to rely exclusively on voluntary modifications and expect a different result would be irrational and irresponsible.

As expected, an enrichment of the H3K4Me3 modification was found at the genomic locations of the known mouse −2 exons in different mouse tissues and cell types (Supplementary Figure S4 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/443/bj4430857add.htm).htm

For a given PTM type (PTM group), the observed modification mass is assumed to be a noisy version of the expected (mean) modification mass, and the modified amino acid is chosen from a distribution over amino acids that may be modified in that type.

As expected, CA modification of MDEA-Au produced a disordered film that did not alter the effective surface area of the MDEA while 11-AUT modification resulted in passivation and a 50% reduction in effective surface area.

The positive effect was considered to be due to the removal of lignin, but could also result from an expected modification of the surface lignin structure affecting enzyme-substrate interaction.

Therefore, one would naively expect little modification of the incoming solar wind plasma as a result of the proximity of the lunar surface.