The phrase "and the same tier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels, categories, or rankings that are equal or comparable in status or quality.
Example: "The two products are priced similarly and the same tier in terms of features."
Alternatives: "at the same level" or "in the same category".
It is likely matrilines G11, Q3 and D13 occupy the same tier, as do matrilines N8 and N6, while the other matrilines occupy tiers by themselves.
VERSUS BACK ON DIRECTV After several months, the dispute between Comcast-owned Versus and DirecTV ended Monday with Versus back on the service and back on the same tier it disappeared from at the end of August.
This leads to two kinds of interference between macro and femto cells: cross-tier (the aggressor and the victim of interference belong to different tiers) and intra-tier (the aggressor and the victim of interference belong to the same tier) [2].
Graham is coming off his first 100-yard game since 2008 but he clearly isn't in the same tier as Peterson and has to make the long journey to London for this one.
One, the phone doesn't have water-proofing, which is a feature I can excuse a $400 Xiaomi phone not having, but not a phone that sits firmly in the same tier as iPhones and Galaxies.
Powers belong to the same tier as Dominions, and are tasked with countering the threat of temptation by the devil and demons.
There are distincted patterns of gender disparity in scientific publications: Male-authored publications predominate in most field (with a few exceptions such as Library Science); women collaborating more domestically than internationally on publication; and woman-authored publications tend to be cited less (even within the same tier of journals).
Fig. 6 Average battery evolution (among BSs) of tier 1 and tier 2 Fig. 7 Average battery evolution (among BSs) of tier 3 and tier 4. The evolution of the average number of users associated to a particular tier as time evolves (average among the BSs of the same tier) is shown in Figs. 8 and 9 for different values of α, different harvesting intensities, and different association strategies.
(If two elites in the same tier are vying for an upgrade, the one with the more expensive ticket gets the better seat).
According to rankings by U.S. News & World Report, Berkeley at No. 21 is the highest-rated public university in the nation, in the same tier as private institutions like Harvard, Stanford and Yale.
