The phrase "arrangements level" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the degree or extent of arrangements made, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The arrangements level for the event was higher than expected, leading to a more successful outcome."
Alternatives: "degree of arrangements" or "extent of arrangements".
(age, gender, marital status, cultural background, language, employment history, living arrangements, level of education, household income, perceived level of social status).
We observe that gain and loss can frequently be found in all clades in plant evolution at both domain and arrangement levels.
Comcast has long established and mutually acceptable commercial arrangements with Level 3's Content Delivery Network (CDN) competitors in delivering the same types of traffic to our customers.
The aim of the study was to describe the general behaviour, living arrangements and level of health services contact of the mentally ill population of a health district in Papua New Guinea.
The Challenges cover a variety of game types, weapon arrangements and level setups.
Socio-demographics (gender, age, marital status, living arrangements, education level, and job situation) were assessed at baseline.
Demographic assessment includes age, marital status, living arrangements, highest level of education completed and socioeconomic and employment status.
Sociodemographic information will be collected on age, gender, marital status, living arrangements, education level, last occupation, and residential neighborhood.
Socio-demographic characteristics (gender, age, marital status, living arrangements, education level and occupation) will be measured by self-report at baseline.
The following characteristics were not significantly associated with adherence: age, diagnosis, gender, race, living arrangement, educational level, typical versus atypical antipsychotic medication.
Under current arrangements, different levels of funding for training and skills are allocated to individuals based on different criteria including their age, how long they have been unemployed (if this applies) and previous qualifications.
