This will most likely be a case of trial and error. (definitely dependent on composition)
It greatly depends on how the ceramic powder holds together after CIPing, or whether you will need some kind of binder added (which may then need to be burnt out during sintering).
Shrinkage during sintering is also a critical phase (and possibly dependent on CIP pressure).
It may be possible to CIP your block oversize and then machine to the correct dimensions, taking into account sintering shrinkage, which would ensure your geometry remains.
Processing your powder via CIP and then sinter via the HIP process should ensure that your fabrication process is very repeatable and your resultant ceramic could obtain 100% theoretical density.
What is your ceramic material. Its depends on the ceramic what you are using. Some times it depends on the sintering time, temperature and heating rate, socking time and other parameters.