Sentence examples for producing expected from inspiring English sources
In addition, V. shiloi has recently been reported to have stopped infecting its known coral host Oculina patagonica in the Mediterranean Sea [105], suggesting a shift in the 'damage-response framework' [101], defined by Rosenberg et al. [28] as the 'hologenome theory of evolution', i.e., the failure of variant pathogen-host traits to continue producing expected disease signs.
The TH-ProCLV3Leu69Lys showed a similar peptide profile as seen in the TH-ProCLV3, producing expected CLV3p12 and CLV3p13, and peptides with a C-terminal Lys69.
Developing these standards is a crucial step toward monitoring progress of children enrolled in different ECD services — home visits, day care centers, and preprimary schools — and determining whether each is producing expected outcomes for children.
defer.add img); Try to discipline yourself to follow your planned schedule relentlessly, even though if it seems like it is not producing expected results initially.
Special Congressional elections held in Massachusetts and Florida produced expected results on Tuesday and left unchanged the narrow edge Republicans hold over Democrats in the House.
However, multisensory design using real-world (realistic) representations has not produced expected outcomes.
Experimental results show that the dynamic parameters are set well to produce expected improvement of the images.
For instance, the trapezoidal rule with product integration of the quadrature term does not produce expected (mathcal{O}({Delta t}^{2})) errors [19].
Inexactness of number inputs into the CBA can be entered as statistical distributions and Monte Carlo techniques used to produce expected values with confidence limits.
However, programs are unlikely to produce expected benefits when they are not well-matched to community needs, not sustained and do not reach sufficient reach and scale.
And support from the supreme leader subsided as well as the eventual nuclear deal failed to produce expected dividends.
