Sentence examples for is expected to effectively from inspiring English sources
The auxiliary electrode is expected to effectively convert the flux of methanol in the membrane into the useful current.
The microporous structure of NFMs is expected to effectively block the penetration of adhesion-forming fibroblasts during tendon healing.
Researchers at Climate Analytics say the growth in LNG over the five years to 2020 is expected to effectively cancel out emissions avoided through the national renewable energy target.
Based on the innovations, an integrated sea land transportation system model is proposed as a systematic solution, which is expected to effectively overcome the existing bottleneck and to enhance the efficiency of the whole sea land combined transportation.
In conclusion, SPCA treatment is expected to effectively improve GMI property of microwires, which can be used as sensitive materials for potential sensor application in detecting weak magnetic field.
The lithium conductive fluoride coating is expected to effectively suppress the undesired electrochemical and thermal interfacial reactions involving the OLO, which is critical in improving cycle performance and thermal stability.
They would still be expected to effectively address an unfamiliar task in a familiar environment by using their logical reasoning skills (risking biased reasoning when failing to do so).
"While we are sympathetic to those who argue that money alone cannot solve all of the agency's problems, we also believe that, without additional funding, the agency cannot reasonably be expected to effectively fulfill its investor protection mission," Barbara Roper, director of investor protection for the Consumer Federation of America, told the committee.
These limits are expected to effectively ban all but the cleanest coal plants in the next five years.
Service-oriented computing can be expected to effectively deliver software services in a dynamic environment.
Electric field-induced and excimer laser-induced techniques however are expected to effectively evaporate (etch out) the material, and hence material volume reduction is speculated.
