The phrase "average level it" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a concept related to averaging or leveling something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "To ensure fairness in grading, we need to average level it across all submissions."
Alternatives: "standardize it" or "normalize it".
He added: "What is different here is that rather than rising from a relatively low rate to a more average level, it's just adding a touch to a SVR that is not at the cheapest end".
In this study, as hens received in the morning a fraction rich in energy (or an average level), it might suggest that in SF, it would be better to bring the fraction rich in energy in the morning to get satisfactory results.
However, if a 3 to 5 percentage point increase in the unemployment rate does not raise the level of the unemployment rate to at least 10percentthe the average level to which it has increased in the most recent three severe recessions - the path of the unemployment rate in most cases will be specified so as to raise the unemployment rate to at least 10percentt.
As indicated previously, if a 3 to 5 percentage point increase in the unemployment rate does not raise the level of the unemployment rate to 10percentthe the average level to which it has increased in the most recent three severe recessions - the path of the unemployment rate will be specified so as to raise the unemployment rate to 10percentt.
Evaluated at the household level for the annual estimates, the Pearson correlation coefficient was −0.57, and at the community average level of NO2 it was −0.61.
For all genes that were significantly expressed in our study, we calculated the difference in average level of expression between it and its nearest neighbor for which gene expression had been measured in the same tissue.
He investigated the many ways of measuring the average level of prices, although it is a commonplace in economics that none of them can be perfect.
After pointing out that Brady will turn 39 next week, an age at which very few NFL quarterbacks have even played at an average level, Kellerman said, "Will it be this year?
One thing that is apparent looking at the data from France, the UK and Australia, is that although the numbers have fluctuated over the past decade, the average level is higher than it was in the 1990s.
That means that it is nearly back to its average level over the past forty years.
That's less than three-fifths its average level over the past 40 years and little more than half its average level under President Reagan.
