The phrase "a varied level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe different degrees or amounts of something, often in contexts where diversity or variation is being emphasized.
Example: "The study revealed a varied level of engagement among participants, indicating differing interests and motivations."
Alternatives: "a diverse range of" or "a range of variations in".
Human ASB-8 mRNA was expressed at the highest level of expression in skeletal muscle and at a varied level of expression in heart, brain, placenta, liver, kidney, and pancreas.
Using model proteins (myoglobin and lysozyme) and with 2 ATPSs containing PEG1000 and phosphate, sound protein separation has been achieved (resolution reaches 1.5-2.0 1.5-2.0tionand phastationaryon also exceeds 40%) for the selected ATphasend underetentiond level of salsoexceedses and loadings.
There was a varied level of response of the combination in TNBC cell lines.
Thirty-one additional SNPs localizing to 15q25.1 with a varied level of linkage disequilibrium (LD) with rs1051730 (Supplementary Material, Table S4) showed a genome-wide significant association (Supplementary Material, Table S2).
Another source of potential exposure misclassification could result if there is a varied level of agreement in downscaler CMAQ O3 predictions and ambient O3 concentrations by level of urbanicity.
On the contrary, we identified a widely varied level of conservation in this pathway among Gram-negative bacteria.
The GDPs presented high confidence in their decisions, and the majority of GDPs did not present what could be considered a justified varied level of confidence according to the clarity of recommendations.
However only 7 of the GDPs (~15%) presented what could be considered a justified varied level of confidence, i.e. lower confidence for conditions where recommendations were unclear and higher confidence for conditions where recommendations were more clear.
However only 7 of all the GDPs (~15%) presented what could be considered a justified varied level of confidence, i.e. lower confidence for conditions where recommendations were unclear and higher confidence for conditions where recommendations were more clear.
A possible explanation might be the choice of horses and their largely varied level of schooling.
This study proposes that varied level of influence on purchase decisions may also be due to cultural background.
