Sentence examples for at expected levels from inspiring English sources

Only a fraction of students can perform at expected levels.

By comparing the three flow patterns, it is found that the serpentine parallel pattern is preferable and effectively controls the uniformity of flow rates, pressure drop and electrolyte temperature all at expected levels.

As usage across the SSU chronology remains flat at expected levels, the aligned chronologies fail the test for overall congruence while showing individual congruence at 14/16 of aligned positions, suggesting a composite signal of decreasing Thr usage.

Although non-Hodgkin lymphoma deaths have been greater than expected in some studies of workers exposed to dioxin, leukemia deaths were at expected levels in these same studies (3, 26).

All samples were positive for GAPDH by TaqMan PCR at expected levels, showing that no PCR inhibitors were present.

Both Gln and Asn showed relatively flat usages at expected levels across the LSU chronologies, with correspondingly flat under-representations across SSU chronologies.

The Hospital-based Prevocational Progress Review Form requires supervisors and junior doctors to rate the junior doctor's performance on 18 questions relating to clinical management, communication and professionalism on a 4 point scale ranging from clearly below the expected level = 1, borderline/requires assistance = 2, at expected level = 3, and clearly above the expected level = 4.

The PRF-ETSA requires supervisors and junior doctors to rate the junior doctor's performance on 18 questions relating to clinical management, communication and professionalism on a 4 point scale ranging from clearly below the expected level = 1, borderline/requires assistance = 2, at expected level = 3, and clearly above the expected level = 4.

As depicted in Table  1 the junior doctor is assessed using a five-point Likert type scale where 0 = not observed, 1 = below expected level, 2 = borderline, requires assistance, 3 = at expected level and 4 = better than expected.

In addition to the ratings of the three performance areas (clinical management, communication and professionalism) the assessor rates the junior doctors overall performance during the attachment in the form of a global rating using a four point Likert scale where 1 = below expected level, 2 = borderline- requires development, 3 = at expected level, 4 = above expected level.

The MON810 event was detected in the diets containing the GM maize at the expected levels.