The phrase "an equivalent level on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comparison or standardization of levels in various contexts, such as education, performance, or metrics.
Example: "The students were assessed to ensure they were performing at an equivalent level on the standardized test."
Alternatives: "a comparable level in" or "a similar level of".
"This investigation identified issues associated with pre-flight planning, crew communication and unstable approaches--but what stands out most was the tragic fate of the baby on this aircraft," added Fox. "We think infants and children deserve an equivalent level of safety as adults on board aircraft, and that is why we are calling on Transport Canada and the aviation industry to take action.
It may therefore be assumed that they will have an equivalent level of performance when restricted to searching on PubMed's unique, non-indexed content.
Based on the four loci analyzed, C. neoformans and C. gattii share an equivalent level of molecular variation.
In contrast, for both groups (with or without sepsis), sFasL values were on an equivalent level compared with that of healthy controls throughout the entire observation period (P > 0.05) and did not show any intergroup differences.
Bronze and silver awards are based on achievements at GCSE or equivalent level qualifications, while gold awards are reserved for A-levels or their equivalent.
At least 26,228 have reached Italy since the start of 2015, fractionally down on last year's equivalent level.
Overall, our results demonstrate that equivalent levels of stress imposed on aphid survival can have profoundly different effects on molecular level responses and components of fitness.
The confinement of reinforced concrete (RC) columns with transverse reinforcement has been extensively studied and it is known that the response of concrete cylinders subjected to equivalent levels of pressure depends on how that lateral pressure is transmitted, and not on its magnitude alone.
More than 10percentt of seniors score above 600 on the SAT (or achieve an equivalent score on the ACT), a level probably reflecting advanced skill.
We have shown here that Trx-1 secretion is decreased rather than increased and that total expression of Trx-1 does not appear to be decreased based on equivalent levels total Trx-1 analysed in permeabilised cells.
