The phrase "and the average levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data, measurements, or comparisons related to average values in a specific context.
Example: "The study analyzed the results of the experiment, focusing on the average levels of pollutants in the air over the past decade."
Alternatives: "as well as the mean values" or "along with the typical levels".
The multivariable analysis and the Pearson's correlation coefficients showed a direct association between Stiasny number and the average levels of condensed tannins.
All assays were performed in duplicate and the average levels were used for analysis.
Slides were blindly evaluated at three different times and the average levels were used by two pathologists (H.T. and Y.M).
Since these bacteria were only observed rarely, the table lists how many individuals had measurable levels of these bacteria, and the average levels of the bacteria.
The current study uses clinical and questionnaire data on overall diet and change in diet between 1991/1993 and 1997/1999, and the average levels of serum IL-6 measured in 1997/1999 and 2002/2004.
If any bias was indeed active, it may result in overestimation of the differences between those and the average levels; with lower response rates, the converse would be true of the German areas.
In order to simulate the cell population behavior, we carried out 50 simulations and obtained the average levels of autophagy and apoptosis inducers.
As can be seen from comparing Tables 3 and 4, the average levels of these four compounds in the maternal and indoor air samples were similar.
We calculated the intensity of all regions of interest and obtained the average levels of her6 expression in these embryos (Fig. 8).
It was fitted with a 2.5 μm impactor to sample and record the average levels of RSP (PM2.5) over one minute periods.
Since fortification was mandated, the average level of folate in the blood of Americans has risen and the average level of homocysteine has fallen.
