The phrase "admitted level" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing levels of admission or acceptance, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The admitted level of applicants this year was significantly higher than last year."
Alternatives: "accepted level" or "approved level".
This must be pursued according the standards set by the energy management agency (i.e., 50 Hz of frequency value at a voltage of 230 ACV and the admitted level of DC current components).
Regarding the incidence of DON in wheat sample for food consumption, studies made in Serbia during 2004 2007 highlighted that the incidence rate of this mycotoxin was 50% (the level was in the range 0.63 1.84 ppm), including samples with a contamination level over the maximum admitted level (MAL) established by the European Commission for unprocessed cereals (1.25 ppm) [1, 32 35].
Moreover, it is worth interest that, with reference to the Italian law in environmental protection, the sediments at the end of the one-year treatment could be safely reallocated in commercial and/or industrialized area, at least for the admitted level of PAH contamination.
A spokesman for the local authority insisted the scheme had been "relatively successful" but admitted levels of usage were "considerably lower" than for conventional cars in its pool.
The scheme is designed by the precoder admitting level detection at the receiver-end and modifying the likelihood function for LDPC code decoding.
Higher hospital LPN staffing levels are independently associated with slightly higher rates of mortality and sepsis in trauma patients admitted to Level I or Level II trauma centers.
The objective of this study was to compare mortality and complications for injured patients admitted to Level I and Level II trauma centers.
Out of the 1768 late preterm infants included, 1176 were admitted to level I of care, 322 were admitted to level II of care and 270 were admitted to level III of care.
Methods: Retrospective observational study that included those patients admitted to level 3 areas at Harefield Hospital during 2015 that were transferred to level 2 areas still requiring IRRT.
By returning the downloaded data to JSTOR, Swartz seems to have admitted some level of wrongdoing, or at least a desire to avoid more serious criminal prosecution.
