The phrase "as high level of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is describing a degree or extent of something, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We aim to achieve a high level of customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a high degree of" or "a significant level of".
As high level of VEGFR expression is a common feature in a variety of cancers, targeted delivery of 177Lu for specific receptor-mediated uptake warrants further exploration.
We have considered the FS-FBMC multicarrier scheme to meet requirements of cognitive radio such as high level of adjacent channel leakage and asynchronous communications.
The aerogels also exhibited good biocompatibility as well as high level of cell activity and proliferation, which may be suitable for biological wound dressings and tissue engineering scaffolds.
Many investigations have shown that these disfiguring conditions can lead to various psychosocial problems such as high level of social anxiety and social avoidance, and poorer quality of life [11-13] [11-13]
The OFDM/OQAM transceiver belongs to the filter-bank-based multicarrier (FBMC) family and, unlike OFDM schemes, it is particularly able to meet the requirements of the physical layer of cognitive radio networks such as high level of adjacent channel leakage ratio and asynchronous communications.
Therefore, there is a critical need to develop a novel gene delivery system that can fulfill the special requirements for successful gene delivery, such as high transfection efficiency and low cytotoxicity as well as high level of targeting specificity to cancer cells.
Most acquisition curves obey a law of diminishing returns as high levels of skill are approached.
But it offers no definitions of what core terms – such as "high levels of protection" for the environment or "effective domestic policies" for implementing them – actually mean.
The House Freedom Caucus, a conservative faction with some 40 members, presented their own objections to the deal, including what they saw as high levels of government spending.
Overoptimism about the so-called new economy created serious obstacles to future growth, including excess capacity, especially in high technology and telecommunications, as well as high levels of consumer debt, an overvalued dollar, and an enormous trade deficit.
It will be unencumbered by the infrastructure of the industrial past such as property, printing presses and large-scale distribution or any legacy issues such as high levels of debt.
