The phrase "achieving at the level" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express reaching a certain standard or degree of success, but the preposition "at" is unnecessary.
Example: "She is achieving the level of excellence required for the promotion."
Alternatives: "reaching the level" or "attaining the level".
Again, I looked to history and discovered that those women who had achieved at the level at which I had set my sights had been childless and those that were not had suffered constant guilt at not being able to meet the demands of both their work and their children.
Studies using ion channel blockers of high affinity and specificity have shown that this interference can be achieved at the level of ion channels.
Regulation of G-CSF gene expression is achieved at the level of transcription as well as post-transcriptionally [15].
They, however, refrained from identifying patterns which may indicate successful ratio discrimination, arguing that "it is not known whether the detection of a precise ratio is achieved at the level of the glomerulus or at higher olfactory centers".
This suggests that signalling specificity towards the two different symbiotic programs is achieved at the level of the receptors.
Since ABF3 is a transcription factor, it is likely that this is achieved at the level of gene expression.
More specifically, if reliable mechanical predictions can be achieved at the level of axonal stretching, a threshold for injury can be specified at this level.
Since transport mechanisms would recognize the carrier, not its cargo, it is difficult to envision how hypothetical sequence specificity could be achieved at the level of uptake.
Importantly, a clean plane of separation was achieved at the level of the lamina propria, thus preventing any colonic mucosal-cell regeneration from the basal crypt compartment.
