The phrase "agents at different levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities that operate or function at various tiers or hierarchies within a system or organization.
Example: "The project requires collaboration among agents at different levels to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "agents across various tiers" or "agents at multiple levels".
Most combinations will include either a RAAS active agent and calcium channel blocker or two separate RAAS active agents working at different levels of the cascade.
The Monitoring Agents could monitor at different levels in the system stack on each Compute Node: Host OS/Hypervisor.
The complexity and the polymorphic nature of the immune system have necessitated designing agents that inhibit the immune system at different levels.
The mode of action of Omega-3 can be intercepted pharmacologically at different levels with agents that scavenge free reactive oxygen, block their generation, or enhance endogenous antioxidant capabilities [ 35].
The mounting evidence now available challenges previous and current guidelines in that optimal clinical results seem to be obtainable by agents that block the RAAS system at different levels in combination with calcium channel blockers rather than with thiazide diuretics or beta-blockers.
On Friedman's conception, autonomy comes in degrees because an agent's capacity for critical reflection may operate at different levels of sophistication depending on the agent's socialization and educational background.
The formalisation results in establishing connections between goals at different levels of abstraction, system architecture and agent responsibilities.
No significant difference was found between the kinetic parameters estimated for DOX at different levels of VER and those reported for doxorubicin as single agent.
We show how their architecture allows avatars to embed advances in different areas, and focus on contributions at different levels: tolerance to network disconnection, contextual adaptation and multi-agent negotiation.
Their formalism is based on the multi-level agent-based model IRM4MLS, which allows the representation of multiple entities that can interoperate at different levels, i.e., a constituent can be itself an SoS, hence supporting different levels of granularity [72].
