The phrase "average level this" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To assess the average level this year, we need to analyze the data collected from previous years."
Alternatives: "average this level" or "this average level".
In general, the sum of the scores reached by the respondents in our study represented an average level; that is, dentists in this study did not show the most positive opinions about RA.
Furthermore, for differentially reduced levels of H4Ac, the average level of this modification in regions not bound by Hairy was actually higher than the average level for regions on which Hairy specifically acts.
The distribution of the SSEAS items reflects a wide range of individual differences, with the average level of this trait in the current sample being higher than the average difficulty level of the items.
In the past, it was possible to measure the average level of this hormone in a given tissue, but not the level in individual cells in a living plant, nor in specific compartments within a cell.
The average level in this case varied between 9 and 11% of wild-type muscles in the ctx-pretreated animals (maximum of 16% in the gastrocnemius of one animal) and between 6 and 12% in the non-ctx-treated animals (maximum of 18% in the quadriceps of one mouse).
Second, people consuming below-average levels of core foods reported greater distress than those consuming above-average levels, this association is only statistically significant among people experiencing 'zero and moderate dry' drought.
Based on this average level of underpricing, coalition investors would have expected $2.4 billion "money on the table" in the Facebook IPO.
The results in our paper help elucidate how underwriters deliver this average level of underpricing, especially when one large deal fails to deliver on the expectation.
Since many of the respondents did not report their father's occupational status when the respondents were age 14 and the average level of education for this group of the respondents was rather low (76.07% of missing values received no more than 9 years of education), we filled in information for missing values.
This average level of thinning was not thought likely to result in significantly more breakage overall, however individual clutches that had been even thinner might have broken.
