The phrase "at a level depending" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing a variable or conditional situation where the level is contingent upon certain factors.
Example: "The performance of the system will vary at a level depending on the available resources."
Alternatives: "at a level based on" or "at a level contingent upon".
Uplink fractional power control lets a UE transmit at a power level depending on its pathloss to BS.
This indicates that there could be diminishing of the dynamics over time, with parallel changes across trials but at a different level depending on the performance on a trial (indicated by the negative standardized coefficient in a correct trial, the dependent measures are predicted to decrease by at least 13% of a standard deviation).
The growth of thus generated field-line oscillations is terminated at a certain level depending on the dominant dissipation mechanism, from which we can obtain the effective Q-factor of the FLR.
Exact solutions would have to be determined at a local level depending on issues such as travel for patients and local community facilities.
Be at an advanced level of ability: You must be at an advanced level, depending on the ballet studio you are with.
Additionally, BSC as a function of hematocrit reaches a peak at a certain hematocrit level (depending on the US frequency) and decreases thereafter [ 14].
The WHO Coordinating Unit and the centres will decide whether online data entry will take place at the facility or at a more central level depending on the resources available in each centre.
An interaction is present when the response at a factor level depends upon the level of other factors.
The greater of the lines departure from the parallel state indicates the higher degree of interaction, in this situation, the response at a factor level depends upon the levels of other factors.
Production of these materials at a sustainable level depends on markets in things like aircraft, autos, boats and consumer electronics.
