"the expected lengths" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referencing the anticipated or predicted measurements of something. Here is an example: "The architect provided the expected lengths of each wall in the blueprints for the new building."
All loci with putative indels amplified for all species with the primers we designed, although amplicon fragment lengths for about half the species/locus combinations did not match the expected lengths.
As we argued at the end of that section, a characterization of the asymptotic behavior of the function p ( r, k ) should allow one to derive analytic bounds on the probability of trajectories in random cooperative Boolean networks with up to r inputs per node eventually reaching a steady state, and upper bounds on the expected lengths of the transients.
Separation and visualization of the PCR products using gel electrophoresis and ethidium bromide staining revealed that of the 3432 PCRs performed on samples, 115 produced products of approximately the expected lengths.
Northern blot and RT-PCR analyses demonstrated expression of mRNA transcripts of the expected lengths but TN5-mediated transformation of R. monacensis with a GC-rich gene encoding the DsRed2 fluorescent reporter under regulation of the powerful R. rickettsii ompB promoter resulted in expression of two unexpected mRNA species that were not translated [39].
The expected lengths given coverage for Scenario 3 is shown in Figure 3. Compared to Scenario 1 and Scenario 2, the expected lengths have decreased substantially.
RT-PCRs with universal flavivirus primers resulted in clear PCR amplification products of the expected lengths.
These quantities can be calculated via the recurrences: (1) (2) The expected length of transcript of this gene is the expected suffix length of v0 or the expected prefix length of v M,.
We set the expected length to be equal to the consensus length of the CM, a proxy for the expected length of that CM.
Therefore, parents have to cope with uncertainty of the expected length and comfort of life.
The 19 nm steps match the expected length resulting from the intermolecular cleavage of disulfide CysB CysG by Tcep (diagram in Fig. 3d, Supplementary Note 2).
You can't get off the plane, you can't even use the loos, and in many cases the pilot can't give any information about the expected length of the delay.
