The phrase "a partial level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or condition that is not complete or is only a part of a whole level, often in contexts like assessments, measurements, or progress.
Example: "The project is currently at a partial level of completion, and we need to address the remaining tasks to finish it."
Alternatives: "a limited degree" or "an incomplete stage".
As with simple leaves, the architecture of compound leaves is defined by spatial/temporal gradients of regulatory gene functions: complexity results from the interplay between leaf differentiation processes and genes maintaining a partial level of indeterminacy in the developing primordium.
Together, these findings suggest that there is a partial level of convergent validity, while the subscales possess even excellent discriminant validity.
The trypsin-like comp98826_c0_seq1 does not possess a predicted signal peptide, thus might be incomplete, and displays only a partial level of conservation of key residues at both the C-terminal active site and the substrate binding site (Additional file 2: Figure S11).
As2O3 prolongs islet xenograft survival by inhibiting cellular immune response, and increasing Foxp3+ regulatory T cells, while decreasing partial antibody levels in serum.
Health information professionals attained consensus on all but one of the 14 factors to a strong, moderate and partial level on 5, 4 and 4 factors, respectively (Table 4).
(B) Applying the treatment combining the discovered three reagents (altanserin, reserpine, and constitutively active CREB), the dynamics reveal a bifurcation in the dynamical system and the appearance of a new attractor with a partial conversion level (0.25, green dot) in addition to another attractor with a normal conversion level (0, blue dot).
The stable is built into a hill, and has a partial basement level with 51 stalls.
We also consider the model with partial level aggregation.
Open image in new window Fig. 18 ASR expansion of SCCs incorporating partial level of GWG microparticles as ages.
Open image in new window Fig. 13 Unit weights of SCCs incorporating partial level of GWG microparticles.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 Water absorption of SCCs incorporating partial level of GWG microparticles as ages.
