Sentence examples for instance it is expected from inspiring English sources

For instance, it is expected that hurricanes will rain about 7 to 10percentt more per degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit) of warming, as the atmosphere retains more water vapor, Kossin explained.

For instance, it is expected a shortage of 400,000 registered nurses in the United States of America by 2020 (Janiszewski 2003).

For instance, it is expected that one third of the French population will be older than 60 in 2060 [ 1].

If only one of the male mating tactics involves fighting, for instance, it is expected that the relative costs of this tactic (compared to the alternative) will increase with population density, as encountering rival males becomes more likely.

In the present study, for instance, it was expected a priori that the dynamical properties of word-naming latencies would be so closely related with reading fluency.

Based on previous investigations [ 32- 34], for instance, it was expected that aging would increase expression of Cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor 2A (Cdkn2a/p16INK4A) and Ets homologous factor (Ehf), and that aging would decrease expression of senescence marker protein 30 (Smp30/Rgn).

In most instances, it is expected that four years will constitute the normal period at Cornell.

In both instances it was expected that central fibrosis, possibly after neglected tendon rupture, would be found.

These amendments allow the government to determine tolls along the A8 and A9 motorways, and the government decided to eliminate tolls on traffic flowing along the two-lane sections of the routes; to compensate for this loss of income, the government subsidizes BINA Istra – for instance, in 2012 it is expected to receive a 165 million kuna ( million) subsidy.

"If a school comes across an instance of this happening, it is expected that they would reach out to those athletics personnel, fans and boosters and reinforce the ground rules related to communicating with recruits," Cameron Schuh, an associate director for public and media relations for the N.C.A.A., said in an e-mail.

On the other hand, these arrays will generate a tremendous amount of genetic data - for instance, on disease susceptibility genes - and it is expected that this will entail many ethical discussions and challenges for genetic counseling.