expected level

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meanings of expectedand level

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expected
adjective[before noun]
uk /ɪkˈspek.tɪd/ us /ɪkˈspek.tɪd/
believed to be going to happen ...
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level
noun[C]
uk /ˈlev.əl/ us /ˈlev.əl/
the height ...
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Examples of expected level

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In general terms, fatigue reflects an inability, (perceived or actual) to maintain the expectedlevel of work.
Sample sizes were calculated to achieve confidence intervals of approximately 5 % for each age group, based on the expectedlevel of immunity to varicella.
The arrowhead and the dashed line denote the expectedlevel of response variation accounted for by each principal component if the population response were random.
The economic planner must recalculate the expectedlevel of sustainable utility as stochastic events are realized.
Collective bargaining agreements, pension plans and other long-term economic contracts are all arranged with the expectedlevel of inflation in mind.
Expectedlevel of party strength for each cell shown in italic.
The second one consists of the expectedlevel of future inheritance, the average consumption of the heirs, and the lump-sum transfer resulting from bequest taxation.
Given the consequences of a mistake in the interpretation of data, we vary our expectedlevel of confidence in experimental results.
Thirdly, at the same expectedlevel of inbreeding, selection causes the realized level of inbreeding at deleterious loci to vary among populations of different sizes.
The relation to the expectedlevel of corrupt rent-seeking is complex.
Circumscribing these difficulties, restrict the proportionality rule to situations where all individuals are interested in the expectedlevel of utility they'll receive from a social randomization.
The construction of interfaces that suggest a complexity of engagement that is rewarded through familiarity, and simultaneously provide an expectedlevel of immediacy, is a challenging design task.
This pattern suggests that most preschizophrenics are below their expectedlevel of functioning at these ages.
Manchester, in particular, the expectedlevel of need for mental health services is more than double the national average.
The peak correlation amplitude corresponded to an approximate doubling in the number of synchronous events relative to the expectedlevel, similar to levels of synchrony observed experimentally.
In some cases, even the minimum expectedlevel of coordination, agreement and cooperation was lacking.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
In history, 58 per cent of pupils reach the expectedlevel of attainment by age 14.
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The next issue to consider is the expectedlevel of owner-occupation.
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