Sentence examples for expected levels and from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates how the sometimes conflicting results can be synthesized into a consistent set of assumptions about the expected levels and the uncertainty of total fertility rate, life expectancy at birth of men and women, and net migration for 18 European countries.

That would equate to a cut of one-quarter of the budget from 2011 expected levels, and it would mark the lowest level of spending relative to G.D.P. since the mid-1960s, though rising tax receipts during the roaring economy of a dozen years ago temporarily brought the level close to 18 percent.

This provides an opportunity for the team to discuss the reasons for variance from expected levels, and serves to enhance team learning about what can and cannot be achieved.

Fig. S3 and Table S3 show the expected levels and variation of trait heterosis for each of the 7 scenarios under 3 types of gene action.

In our study, we find cancer rates at expected levels and no trend with exposure, an outcome in common with those of 2 recent studies with high TCDD exposure (5, 27).

Treatment trials were mostly under-recruited (achieved sample size below planned sample size with the explanation that influenza circulation was considerably below expected levels) and often their results were pooled in two or even three trials, and yet they showed very high rates of influenza positivity (up to 80%).

A control chart system is developed in the paper to identify the occurrence of actual risk changes or deviation from the expected level and likelihood of meeting the target.

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.

Observed and expected levels of heterozygosity and tests for conformance to Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium following [ 51] were calculated for each locus and population in ARLEQUIN ver. 3.1 [ 52].

This outcome correlated with lower than expected levels of K8bc and especially K8 mRNA and protein in the epidermis of E18.5 replacement embryos.

Sociometric ratings indicated that unsociable children had elevated rates of sociometric neglect, active-isolates had higher than expected levels of rejection, and sad/depressed children had elevated rates of both neglect and rejection.