Sentence examples for expected technical from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they have failed to reach the expected technical standard, or their bodies have developed in ways that do not comply with the school's increasingly narrow physical ideal.

By Tuesday afternoon, the Times was reporting that "heavy volume" and "high traffic," along with the expected technical glitches, were overwhelming the sites all over the country.

Obama administration officials said Wednesday that they expected technical discussions about the agreements to begin Thursday with Capitol Hill aides, the first step in the approval process.

Mr Salmond said the meeting had gone "extremely well" and said he expected "technical" discussions between the bank and the Scottish government to continue ahead of the independence referendum.

Depending on the expected technical progress which could resolve iron concentrations in thicker sections or even whole mounts where the micro architecture of the iron containing dendrites is preserved and not disturbed by any sectioning process, we will be able to analyze the relative orientation of the dendritic system in greater detail [44].

As expected, technical mistakes at surgery, infections, and instability problems resulted in early revision.

Final users expect technical innovations every 6-12 months in order to ensure technical-clinical improvements and company commitment to research and customer focus.

I began searching out freelance opportunities and found what you might expect: technical and marketing writing jobs.

Because we do not expect technical noise to be related to sequence length (especially in the case of intergenic sequence length, which is unrelated to the microarray method of assaying mRNA level), any relationship between noise and length should presumably arise from the biological noise component.

Finally, we would expect technical variability across experiments to add to the biological variability, yet unless addressed explicitly (e.g., sequencing the same RNA library as technical replicates), the two are indistinguishable.

You might have expected a technical hitch or two at Nest, the debut pop-up show of a group calling itself New Movement Collective (136 Shaftesbury Avenue, London *****) – dull name, inspiring venture – spearheaded by ex-Rambert dancer Jonathan Goddard.