The phrase "a super level" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where one is describing an exceptionally high or advanced level of something, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "In this game, reaching a super level unlocks special abilities and rewards."
Alternatives: "an advanced level" or "a high level".
Second, a higher CCKergic tone in the brain disables this turning point, or the Yerkes-Dodson law [11], and thus, leads to a super-level of fear behavior, which phenotypically resembles to anxiety in the humans.
A simple print on a T-shirt or pants, called plum level, costs $50; the second-level makeover, bamboo, is $100; a matsu-level transformation, named for a large Japanese pine, $500; and the super level, $2,000.
"I'm sure that Bill Cosby doll being in the bed alongside Donald Trump is some kind of statement, that I'm probably being trolled on a super high level.
Throughout his live sets melodies weave in and out — just as one finishes, he breaks into another then another in a cyclical fashion, and all the time his bending pitches have you feeling as though you're stuck in a Super Mario level you can't get beyond.
It's the exact opposite of what's going on at Facebook, which is executing at a super high level, attracting talent, hiring executives that have in the past or could in the future run their own company.
Finally, as the company embarks on a "super angel level" funding round this week, Nash invites TechCrunch readers to share their thoughts on the Cursor product, and on the future of publishing generally.
These results suggest that improving rice yield from medium (6.0 7.5 t ha−1) to high (9.0 t ha−1) should focus on sink size and that improvement to a super high level (12.0 t ha−1) should rely on simultaneous increases in sink size, spikelet filling percentage and grain weight.
"She's created an atmosphere where her team operates at a super high level, but over years rather than months".
