The phrase "at the same level than" is not correct in English; it should be "at the same level as." You can use it when comparing the status, quality, or rank of two or more entities.
Example: "The new software is at the same level as the previous version in terms of functionality."
Alternatives: "on par with" or "equal to".
At T3, all groups retained their task 1 skills at the same level than at T2.
At T3, G1 scored 51 (40 65), retaining the skills at the same level than at T2 (NS).
When we obtained the fresh sales prices from the RISI [51] we noticed that sales prices of qualities made by the case mill were also at the same level than during 2007-9.
Interestingly, both G2 and G3 were able to retain the hand-eye coordination skills, but not the intra-corporeal knot tying skills, at the same level than 2 years earlier, suggesting that retention of most difficult tasks may require more training.
Indeed, G1 had the better improvement after training (T2 vs. T1) and was able to retain the skills of the three tasks at the same level than 2 years earlier (T3 vs. T2), indicating the relevance of a comprehensive training for skills acquisition and retention.
The baseline WOMAC index of the latter sub cohort was found higher, but its three months WOMAC index ended at the same level than did the other cohort's median index.
For example, 95% of tumours with BRCA1 mutation at 185delAG (the same level than a p53 domain) have a p53 mutation, while mutations upline appear to be less frequently associated with p53 abnormalities [ 68 ]. p53 malfunction (without mutation) via abnormal synthesis of p53 binding protein or increased ubiquitination.
Half of the 235 respondents said they had more participants now than a year ago; 18 percent said they were at the same level; less than a third reported a decline.
The blue line which records the analysis after two cycles of treatment (study II) and the green line, after four cycles (study III), are at the same level, higher than the baseline spectrum.
With increasing protein concentration from 4 mg/mL to 6 mg/mL, the bounding efficiency of these three immobilization methods was almost at the same level (less than 60%) because of the carrier capacity.
We also report about empirical comparisons, showing that kLog can be either more accurate, or much faster at the same level of accuracy, than Tilde and Alchemy.
