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Moreover, the degree of standardization of the educational system of migrant children's countries of origin is expected to affect the educational achievement of migrant children who attended part of their education in their origin country.

Since the geometrical distortion of the optics origin is expected to be the point symmetry relative to the image center, this plot suggests that the distortion in the IR2 image is negligible.

The maximum angle described by any sector with respect to the origin is expected to be greater than 120° with probability less than 0.1.

This hexaploid species, probably of hybrid origin, is expected to contain three duplicated homeologous genomes (Fortune et al. 2007) that may have diverged in the past 10 mya (Rousseau-Gueutin et al. 2015).

The data presented by Schindler and Waldminghaus in Figure  2A is misleading because the scales are not comparable for the two datasets, and the time-points after replication initiation are different (signal at the replication origin is expected to drop rapidly following replication initiation).

Global public health threats related to infectious pathogens of animal origin are expected to rise.

By contrast, the neo-sex chromosomes generated by sex-autosome fusions of recent origin are expected to be evolutionarily young.

Since F1 crosses include Charbray × Brahman and Santa Gertrudis × Brahman, the percentage of the genome that was of B. indicus origin was expected to exceed 50%.

Populations near to a centre of initial origin are expected to maintain more ancestral variation and to show higher haplotypic and nucleotide diversity than populations derived through subsequent migration colonization [ 10].

Soots with different origins are expected to have different compositions and structures,[15] so the results presented in this paper may not be applicable for a wide variety of substances commonly known as black carbon.

Biosorbents from these origins are expected to grow by an annual rate of around 5% in the next few years [ 67].