Sentence examples for is truly expected from inspiring English sources

But seemingly, this esteemed value continues to be amorphous in areas it is truly expected, but more importantly, desperately and poignantly needed.

This conditional performance A r is called the true performance by some authors (e.g., Efron [ 4]) in the sense that it is the performance that is truly expected for the population after the model is trained and released in the field.

None of this was truly expected in the days leading up to the storm.

If a Microsoft breakup were truly expected to lower prices in the computer industry, that would hurt rivals' shareholders, and it's doubtful they would endorse such a move.

The "passing the baton" mentality also needs to be abandoned if students are truly expected to succeed academically after high school ends.

Zorba: Antonio Banderas may have brought Zorro back to the silver screen in 1998, but he was not truly expected to be in it on Broadway (though there was a rumor).

In the case that there are several PacBio reads overlapping the insertion site one would expect all of the alignments to concord in the insertion site and length of the inserted element (assuming Ler-1 is truly homozygous as expected).

As the PacBio data is high-coverage (17X) one would expect several reads to overlap the insertion site, and all of the alignments to concord in the insertion site and length of the inserted element (assuming Ler-1 is truly homozygous as expected), so the second criteria is that the mean gap size standard deviation is less than half the length of the TE size.

To be convinced that an intervention is truly effective researchers expect to see at least a 20 percent improvement over the placebo response.

I have always debated whether the unexpected horrible thing is truly worse than the expected one.

"The number of casualties is much higher than we expected and is truly shocking," she said.