Sentence examples for this will be expressed from inspiring English sources

Obviously this will be expressed through punching but it will be the heart of the film".

This will be expressed as a percentage of the number of sessions completed relative to the number of sessions prescribed.

The long, slow movement of British history from a conception of the realm understood as royal property to the state conceived as the expression of public will had in Burke's time reached a stage at which this will was expressed through the decisions of Parliament in a manner heavily influenced by the monarch.

But it is and hopefully that will be expressed on the pitch as well".

The duration-based version of this statistic is: This statistic will be expressed in case-time units, indicating the number (for example) of case-days over the entire study period for which cases with active traces were k-nearest neighbors of the active trace of case i.

For only one of the genes in subfamily II, there was no mRNA-derived homologue in the GenBank database, but the high homology (97.8 98.2%) to the other genes in this subfamily suggests that this gene will be expressed in pollen as well.

Because males have only one copy of the X chromosome, any mutation occurring in a gene on this chromosome will be expressed in male offspring regardless of whether its behaviour is recessive or dominant in females.

In the following, this objective will be expressed in two different ways, depending on the given optimization methods.

All costs in this study will be expressed in 2009 New Zealand dollars ($NZ) exclusive of government goods and services tax ; in 2009 $NZ1 ≈£0.433.

Since different patients will have different accrual periods, this variable will be expressed on an annualised basis, where the numerator is the total number of first criterion-specific PIPs experienced by the patient, and the denominator is the person-time contributed by the patient during his or her accrual period.

This result will be expressed as a percentage.