Sentence examples for it is rather expected from inspiring English sources

It is rather expected from new airplanes".

It is rather expected that the choice of the control points directly affects the optimization results.

Since all ovules in these seed plants are borne on shoots, it is rather expected that this rule is also applicable for angiosperms, a subset of seed plants.

Finally, in the cell as a computer paradigm, because the OS of the cell needs to manage many nanomachines, it is rather expected to be of the object-oriented type (i.e. managing resources inside data files).

It is rather expected that most of the inconsistencies concern short genes, leading to a sudden increase in the number of short multigenes after the closure procedure; see Figure 6.

Because a fitness cost has been shown to be associated with dieldrin resistance (Rowland, 1991a, 1991b) it is rather expected that in the absence of dieldrin selection, this resistance will revert to susceptibility as previously observed in Nigeria (Hamon and Garrett-Jones, 1963).

Speaking after entering the building, Mr Griffin said of the protesters: "I was rather expecting that.

Apparently the shop owner stages these informal gigs regularly; by the time the eclectic programme has finished, I am rather expecting an invite to sleep over.

What led me away in the end was a visceral, almost bodily, craving to have children, in a way that is rather expected of women but less so of men.

Whereas the activation of CaMKII by Na+-induced cellular Ca2+ overload is rather expected, nothing is known about the mechanism of Na+-dependent PKA activation.

This is rather expected for a deletion library: some of the gene deletions are missing from the library, essential or slowly growing.