Sentence examples for may expect better from inspiring English sources
From the present observation, one may expect better regeneration capability of carbonized biomass than that of dried algal biomass; however, it is not the true scenario.
CPGLM offers potential for REDD+ monitoring approaches as we may expect better model fit for zero-inflated continuous data, thereby reducing the chance of overestimating biomass loss.
A patient who knows that he is in a study also may expect a better therapeutic result than one who doesn't.
We now added an additional sentence stating "While one may expect that better quality control will increase the prices of commercial antibodies, end-customers will not be forced to conduct their own quality control and they will not waste money for non-functional antibodies, so that the overall final costs may not be much higher".
While one may expect that better quality control will increase the prices of commercial antibodies, end-customers will not be forced to conduct their own quality control and they will not waste money for non-functional antibodies, so that the overall final costs may not be much higher.
Although it may sound obvious to expect better performance with updated databases, it is not necessarily a given, especially considering the recent very-fast expansion of databases.
While this may indicate that multinational corporations expect better growth potential among their foreign subsidiaries and plan additional offshore investments, a more likely explanation is tax-based.
But bears say that taxpayer aid is still holding up the financial system, and they warn that investors who expect better returns may be in for a bitter disappointment.
Customers expect better".
Australians expect better.
