The phrase "average level with" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are comparing levels or standards, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The performance of the team was at an average level with industry standards."
Alternatives: "on par with" or "comparable to".
This talent is distributed normally around some average level, with some standard deviation.
This first order analysis compares sets of three representative figures of the groundwater table's elevation, i.e. the minimum, the maximum and the average level with sets of two representative values of the pipes' positions, i.e. average invert and soffit levels.
The exchange rate and the ratio of exports and imports maintain an average level with the previous years.
Education level among participants was higher compared to the German average level with 46.3% having completed a university degree, 19.8% having graduated from high school, and only 4.1% having a certificate of secondary education.
Especially for the recent 20 cases, we have obtained results better than the average level, with a postoperative LVOT gradient of 1 9 mmHg.
As shown in Table 2, residues in the nine regions have similar or slightly higher potential energy compared with the average level, with several exceptions.
As is true of all biological phenomena, there is surely a distribution of fecundability around average levels, with some women experiencing conception more readily than others.
This monitor measured the highest SO2 levels for winds from 210° to 290° (average levels with winds from 210° to 290°, 10.9 ± 13.0 ppb).
Average levels with intraosseous administration were generally similar to those seen with intravenous administration, although the dispersion of the concentrations was greater for the intraosseous route.
Therefore, these types of measures should be considered average levels with no information on temporal variation within the sampling time frame or over more extended time periods.
Cereal prices have since stabilised throughout the first half of 2009, but still remain at above average levels, with national cereal prices 15percentt above a two year average (May 2007 May 200909) in May 2009.
