Sentence examples for one cannot expect that from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, one cannot expect that physical map represents the complete chromosome arm as it may carry regions lacking restriction site for the enzyme used to construct the BAC library.

In essence, they seem to suggest that 'if CFA cannot confirm results of EFA on the same data, one cannot expect that CFA will confirm results of EFA in a different sample or population (39, p. 780)'.

Finally, we fix an exponent σ ∈ ( 0, 1 ) as follows: if g ≡ 0, σ can be chosen arbitrary (but henceforth fixed); otherwise we take σ fixed in ( 0, 1 − n s ]. Under such assumptions, one cannot expect that weak solutions to (1.1) will be classical [4].

Indeed, discrepancies in structure similarities between model building and model testing will certainly also occur when researchers try to identify unknown compounds in exposome or metabolomics research, as one cannot expect that 'unknowns' in untargeted profiling experiments will indeed fully resemble structures of identified compounds.

In particular, one cannot expect that ϕ is locally smooth, where the outer normal vector n is not.

On the other hand, given modules X, Y, one cannot expect that the right equivalence classes [ f 〉 of all (or at least infinitely many) non-zero morphisms f : X → Y belong to some C [ → Y 〉, since the kernels of these maps f may belong to infinitely many isomorphism classes.

As is well known, one, in general, cannot expect that weak solutions of the sub-elliptic system (1.1) will be classical, i.e. (C^{2} -solutions, even under reasonable assumptions on (A_{i}^{alpha}) and (B^{alpha}).

"I cannot expect that," Ms Cox said.

I am not making excuses for low graduation rates, but one cannot expect institutions that take risks in terms of the education of students to have the same graduation rates as institutions that take no risks.

After all, one cannot expect a nation that is boxed around the ears every time it strays, but not rewarded when it gets it right, to mend its ways.

They derive their powers from the fragmentation of the continent, and one cannot expect them to renounce that stance for the sake of the wellbeing of the masses.