Sentence examples for more specific expectations from inspiring English sources

non-Mabille or A. vulgaris showed neither the characteristics expected of an invasive species in general nor to the more specific expectations outlined previously.

"The Social Network was just a bigger movie," he says, "with more specific expectations.

But that means that gigs are more pressurised, the crowd has higher, more specific expectations.

WeWork has broadly said it intends to be present in major cities across Asia but it declined to give more specific expectations.

The consensus among staffing firms is that a house will function more smoothly when specific expectations are laid out.

By identifying biological and non-biological differences that affect disability and satisfaction with rotator cuff surgery, orthopaedic surgeons, physical therapists, occupational therapist, nurse case managers, and ergonomic assessors would be able to set more specific goals and expectations and achieve faster functional recovery.

It is possible that according to the situation, newborns have different expectations that need more specific cues to identify others as potential social partners.

The rapid increase in our comprehension of B-cell pathobiology is progressively opening novel perspectives in the area of B cell-targeted therapies with the expectation to define more specific approaches able to preserve the homeostasis of the humoral response while disrupting the pathogenic components.

Such measures allow for an assessment of the benefit of treatment against patient specific expectations, often employing a more complicated format with sets of linked transition questions.

"The state has had increasingly specific expectations that work should yield more direct benefits to the economy and society," Martin says.

A group meeting with the multidisciplinary team, the patient representative and the researchers concluded that the frames and expectations should be addressed in a more specific way.