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The phrase "are at a predefined level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific status or condition that has been established in advance, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "The system parameters are at a predefined level to ensure optimal performance during operation."
Alternatives: "are set to a predetermined level" or "are established at a fixed level."
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This suggests the best strategy for weaning infants from NCPAP is to place them on HFNC when they are at a predefined level of pressure support.
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That is, the smallest PRESS was selected as long as it was significant at a predefined level (e.g., p = 0.01); otherwise, the second smallest PRESS was examined.
Let γ > 0 be a predefined level of disturbance attenuation.
Based on this scoring criterion, the p-value of each e-CCC-Bicluster is computed and those not passing a Bonferroni corrected statistical significance test at a predefined level are discarded.
A single section of both mid-thighs, at a predefined level, was obtained using the following acquisition parameters: 50 mA·s and 120 kVp.
The article provides an example of how to design an "intelligent" digital control for maintaining the temperature at a predefined level in a common kitchen refrigerator.
The bending moments along the length of the beams were checked to ensure that the beam bending moment ratio (M bm /My(bm)) was at the predefined level (Table 2).
Housing starts are at a depressed level.
"We are at a great level now.
However, unlike our study, patients were not required to meet a predefined level of PEI severity at baseline.
In this study, the patients were administered dexmedetomidine to achieve a predefined level of sedation.
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