The phrase "average level we" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collective assessment or measurement of something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the average level we achieved in the last quarter was significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "mean level we" or "typical level we".
"We have seen a slight increase in the number of murders the last two weeks but it is still within the average level we have experienced the last months," Major Ole Irgens, a K-For spokesman, said.
Hence, in these countries the students' CIL increase when they increase their use of ICT to an average level (we do not know if there is a causal relation, though).
For housing price affordability to return to the average level that we saw in the years between 2000 and 2004 either home prices would have to increase an additional 35percentt or interest rates rise to 6.6percentt.
At the 15 W average power level, we see the effects of inaccuracy in the initial estimates resulting in a system outage quite clearly.
Turning to the coefficients of maternity leave for women, we find that in female-dominated occupations the mean coefficients in the short and long term are very similar to the average levels that we found before.
Going deeply on AS behavior in different cultivars we were quite surprise to note that the conservation among them is definitely relevant, the average level of conservation that we have found is around 5 cultivars per alternative SJs events.
Given the average level of UK savings, we aren't prepared for an 80-year life let alone a 100-year one.
As the objective of the PA control is to lower an output average level to reduce signal clipping, we now allow an output average values lower than the one set by the user.
Moreover we show that by decreasing the average levels of cholesterol we affect nuclear envelope formation, indicating a role for high levels of cholesterol in membrane fusion.
Second, we analyzed the average level of engagement of direct reports.
Street-level exposures were assigned using the average street noise level we measured in the NYC borough in which subjects lived, or, for non-NYC residents, the borough in which they worked.
