The phrase "assuming different levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various degrees or intensities of a particular factor or variable in a context, such as research, analysis, or theoretical discussions.
Example: "The study aims to evaluate the impact of the new policy, assuming different levels of public support."
Alternatives: "considering various degrees of" or "taking into account different intensities of".
To ensure that any age-related and/or speed-related differences in internal noise, sampling or motion coherence thresholds were not a by-product of differences in attention, an ideal observer model was run assuming different levels of lapse rate.
We simulated flashing with continuous and intermittent temporal profiles, assuming that 60% of total condensate/oil production is controlled (we also ran sensitivity tests assuming different levels of control device deployment, all at an assumed control effectiveness of 98%).
Topology, degree of branching, number and weight average molecular weights, and polydispersity index of the polymers were determined using Monte Carlo simulations, assuming different levels of cyclization ratios during the reactions.
The results, obtained by a step-by-step procedure, show a different behaviour of the test structures subjected to earthquake or wind when assuming different levels of deformability of the isolators within a wide range of variation.
Each implied price is based on a 'goal ROIC' assuming different levels of revenue growth.
In what follows, we will proceed to calculate the distributions of relaying gains, assuming different levels of available CSI.
Each case study was solved in the traditional, non-regularized way and with regularization assuming different level of prior knowledge (worst, medium and best case scenarios).
global warming scenariosGraph of the predicted increase in Earth's average surface temperature according to a series of climate change scenarios that assume different levels of economic development, population growth, and fossil fuel use.
That means combining different types of institutions willing to assume different levels of risk.
The alternative scenarios assume different levels of environmental policies.
We also assume different levels of self-interference attenuation, and as discussed above, larger values of attenuation increase performance.
