Sentence examples for patterns to be expected from inspiring English sources

Strangely enough, the apparently complex degradation scheme described for enrofloxacin (Karl et al. 2006);(Wetzstein et al. 2006) has to be considered a relatively simple example, compared to degradation patterns to be expected for PRA, moxifloxacin and any other FQ with a more complex amine substituent.

When assessing the baseline characteristics our data show patterns to be expected of this higher risk group of breast cancer patients.

The authors confirmed the many consistent patterns to be expected following terrorist bombings, which virtually every other published series has documented [ 2, 3].

To reduce discontinuations due to the so-called "bleeding nuisances" [ 13, 14], women wishing to use the LNG-IUS should be properly counseled concerning bleeding patterns to be expected [ 15].

However, we suggest that small, disjunct, high-elevation grassland isolates are precisely the pattern to be expected from a reduction in grazing pressure through time, following reduced herbivore diversity and density.

These complex genetic patterns are to be expected, given the developmental pathways needed to form the ENS and the many molecules that guide this development.

Perhaps because the TBX genes are differentially expressed and the divergence events between genes are much more ancient, the lack of conserved CG methylation patterns is to be expected.

Finally, brain structures cannot evolve completely independently of brain size, as any change in brain structure volume would inevitably influence brain size, thus some degree of correspondence in the evolutionary patterns is to be expected.

For some of them, intraspecific genetic patterning is to be expected, as different populations show different pelage coloration or body sizes, e.g., in the Persian gazelle (G. subgutturosa).

It remains unclear, however, whether a similar pattern is to be expected for different types of linear pathways.

Although all of these lines mark basal cell populations, subtle (or not so subtle) differences in their expression levels or activity pattern are to be expected.