Sentence examples for expected level of detail from inspiring English sources

Simplified, the higher the criticality of the PAT method to a product CQA, the greater the expected level of detail for any changes to the PAT method.

This description allows to see the differences between expected level of detail of the information and the real one permitted by tools and design processes.

The trust chairman said the only briefing he had on the Byford severance was a press briefing ahead of an annual-report press conference in 2011 and that he could not have been expected to get "forensic" level of detail about the structure of Byford's payoff.

Only a fraction of students can perform at expected levels.

But the computerized comparison of these maps is still hard, because two prints taken from the same pressed finger can't be expected to have the same level of detail, or the same orientation, or the same dimensions.

The ability to quickly generate large quantities of data at relatively low cost is limited by these constantly evolving data analysis pipelines, failure to report analytical methods with the level of detail expected from traditional experimental data and the lack of consensus regarding which tools to use when transforming the data into a useable form.

Critics have described the artwork as "keeping up the standards expected of Clamp" with its high level of detail, though perhaps too much detail, especially during action sequences.

Asmussen said that one of the greatest challenges in developing God of War III for the PlayStation 3 was the "complexity of everything"; individual tasks, such as designing Helios' decapitation, could take a year because the "level of detail [that was] expected [was] so high and intricate, it [crossed] multiple departments".

User choices consist of the selection of the desired SNP array, genome assembly and the level of detail required for the expected results.

The observation that some groups of genes display similar coordinated response to the same stimuli in different organisms is expected but has rarely been demonstrated at this level of detail.

As might be expected, all the major areas of interest are represented, and the level of detail in each of the 32 chapters is at least as great as that in other leading textbooks on the same subject.