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

The deficit, which for this fiscal year is expected to be equal to 5.5 percent of the size of the economy, as measured by the gross domestic product, would decline to 1.7 percent by 2023, according to officials.

The interleaving interval duration (P) in the RMPA handover is expected to be equal to the scanning process duration.

The combined shear strength is expected to be equal to (V_{text{c}}^) + (V_{text{s}}^), ignoring other effects such as for example non-uniform or pitting corrosion.

There was no possibility to measure the recovery at the end of the experiment, but it is expected to be equal to that at the beginning.

A theoretical analysis shows that the cap-to-band coating thickness ratio is expected to be equal to the cap-to-band area ratio projected onto the spray direction divided by the actual cap-to-band surface area ratio.

Note that the measure of TFP identified in Eq. (1) is revenue productivity, which is expected to be equal across firms within each industry under the assumption of frictionless markets (see e.g. Hsieh and Klenow 2009).

For example, in the L H 1∶1 group, the solid circle shows the mean of the actual MS quantification results of light/heavy of all peptides in this group, which is expected to be equaled to 1.

Thus, the outfluxes are expected to be equal at each interval.

The padded structure of Fig. 1 b can be used again in these cases, to form successive 4-bit parity symbol pairs that are expected to be equal.

Therefore, the risk of injury amongst the included runners will be expected to be equal to the risk of injury amongst runners choosing a similar running schedule on their own from the Internet.

According to this model, the ThT fluorescence quantum yield in rigid solution was expected to be equal to unity.