Sentence examples for expected that level from inspiring English sources

Due to rapid industrialization, with high population density and constraints of land, it is expected that level of risks arising from the hazardous industries will increase in India in the coming decades.

Nobody expected that level of funding to be sustained," says Kirk Walden, Price Waterhouse's national survey director.

It is expected that level of experience and training, regular education sessions, a clear sepsis protocol and hospital size may contribute to recognition and registration of SIRS and sepsis.

When France's economy grew by 0.5% in the second quarter of the year, it pulled the country out of recession, although economists had not expected that level of growth to be sustained.

The group opened a net 38 JD stores across Europe last year, including a new flagship store in Amsterdam, and Cowgill said he expected that level of expansion to continue, subject to strict investment criteria.

"After seeing how the media had reacted to schools that had taken similar action we knew we'd get some local coverage, but never expected that level of national and international attention," she says.

Thus, it is expected that levels of H3K4me3, a well-known marker of active transcription, would be reduced at the promoter of the TGFBI gene.

Although it may be expected that levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines would be higher in RA samples, all of the patients had taken anti-arthritis medicines, which could affect levels of cytokines and possibly endocannabinoids.

Regarding the fungal spores, it is expected that levels would be insignificant during the months from December to beginning of collections and although levels during late fall may be significant, the data remains unavailable.

Nevertheless, we also find, as expected, that levels of ignorance (i.e., the numbers of voters who simply "don't know" whether or not their MP overclaimed) were considerable and that partisan biases played an important role in influencing perceptions.

Accordingly, it might be expected that levels of neuroticism could be used to predict depression, either as a main effect or stemming from stressful life events (such as financial failures, failure to resolve interpersonal conflicts or problems, etc).