The phrase "a notable level in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant degree or standard achieved in a particular area or field.
Example: "The research team achieved a notable level in their understanding of climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "a significant degree in" or "an impressive standard in".
The REMARK criteria from the Statistics Subcommittee of the NCI-EORTC Working Group on Cancer Diagnostics have achieved a notable level of awareness in the community, supported by parallel publications in and endorsement by several international journals.
In the mouse, the expression levels of Lamp2c vary from tissue to tissue, showing notable levels in brain, eye, heart, liver, kidney and skeletal muscle, while the gene was scarcely expressed in other tissues (Fig. 1D).
Similar to the Sp500, the Dow is above a notable psychological level (18,100 in the index, 18,000 in the futures) that needs to hold.
Aspergillus fumigatus laccase treatment was done in the presence of a mediator N-hydroxybenzotriazole which results in a notable high level of delignification of the pulp.
However, at the ratios where Mov10 levels were highest, we also observed a notable reduction in the level of p24 generated by producer cells (Fig. 2A and Fig. S1A, lowest HIV-1/Mov10 expressing plasmid ratios).
In this regard, we observed a notable increase in H3K27-me3 level on the DLC1 promoter exclusively in those re-methylated clones (RM-C4 and C11), whereas the H3K27-me3 level remained unchanged in those hypomethylated clones (RM-C6 and C13) as compared with their parental SMMC-7721 cells (Fig. 5E).
There was a notable difference in the level of V-ATPase mRNA between normal and pancreatic carcinoma tissues, with no evident difference in the expression of the beta-actin gene.
However, for E-cadherin, despite a notable increase in its mRNA level, its protein level was reduced.
