Sentence examples for is expected to result from from inspiring English sources
The increased cloudiness that is expected to result from changes in the planet s aerosol layers will similarly disrupt plant development and ecosystems, she says.
This outcome is expected to result from the "automatic conversion" provision in Pinterest's capital structure that automatically converts high-voting shares into low voting shares upon their sale.
According to the influential Job Demands Control (JD-C) model developed by Karasek (1979; Karasek and Theorell, 1990), job strain is expected to result from high job demands and low job control as well as an interaction between both job characteristics.
This is expected to result from interactions with both the solvent and polymer solutes.
The crystal alignment is expected to result from mantle flow related to subduction of the Pacific plate.
The increase of the conductivity is expected to result from the increased Li+ ion content in the glasses.
A theory of change (TOC) is a detailed set of beliefs about specific observable changes that are expected to result from an intervention.
"On average, government interventions are found to reduce by 40% the rates of child poverty that would be expected to result from market forces alone," the report said.
Not surprisingly, the department often trumpets the number of jobs that are expected to result from these loans — figures that it gets from the borrowers themselves.
However tests that could reliably identify subtle immune changes, as might be expected to result from exposure to developmental immunotoxic agents, are not readily available.
