Sentence examples for is expected to be consistent from inspiring English sources

Senate Republicans are currently working to revise the House's text, but the general structure of their bill is expected to be consistent with the House version, and thus lead to millions fewer Americans having health coverage.

It seems to be particularly important in dispersal behaviour [ 2, 4, 5, 12- 15], and is expected to be consistent throughout the life cycle [ 4].

Ms. Ferdinando said Glaxo was investing "substantial resources" in the film and that the budget was "expected to be consistent with other documentary projects of a similar nature".

Although the sensor TM of Landsat satellites is no longer operational, the concepts presented in this study are expected to be consistent regardless of the sensor.

There is no elected regional government in England, but until 2010 regional bodies were responsible for producing a Regional Spatial Strategy, and Local Transport Plans were expected to be consistent with that strategy.

With the 75 basis point decline in the federal funds rate since September, financial conditions can reasonably be expected to be consistent with fostering sustained economic expansion while keeping inflationary pressures subdued".

Fed could pause: In the statement released by the Fed after its latest rate cut one week ago, the central bank said that "With the 75 basis point decline in the federal funds rate since September, financial conditions can reasonably be expected to be consistent with fostering sustained economic expansion while keeping inflationary pressures subdued".

After all, the Fed has already eased rates three times this year, all but ruling out further cuts in the near future the last time when it stated that "with the 75 basis point decline in the federal funds rate since September, financial conditions can reasonably be expected to be consistent with fostering sustained economic expansion while keeping inflationary pressures subdued".

Although redundant probe sets are expected to be consistent if they are interrogating the same transcript in a data set, random sampling will always introduce some variation.

These selection-mediated substitutions are by definition non-neutral and therefore would not be expected to be consistent across genes or across lineages.

Spatial clustering of B. melitensis associated with Hispanic populations would be expected to be consistent throughout the 20-year study period.