The phrase 'multiplicity of levels' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a lot of different levels, such as a hierarchy or an organization. For example, "The authority of this organization is structured in a complex multiplicity of levels."
As usual Graham worked on a multiplicity of levels, and "Spring" cannot be reduced to just a story about two people.
Held's approach thus has three enormous advantages: an emphasis on a variety of institutions; a multiplicity of levels and sites for common democratic activity; and a focus on the need for organized political actors in international civil society to play an important role in a system of global democracy.
This implies that natural selection may act at a multiplicity of levels during adaptive molecular evolution.
The multiplicity of community-level workers, their interlinked roles and responsibilities, and the unique arrangement of ASHAs to support both (DWCD and health) departments in Rajasthan inspired the doctoral level study conducted between 2009 and 2014 to understand the coordination between the ASHAs and their co-workers (ANMs and AWWs).
Due to this multiplicity of tests, higher levels of significance are required for rejection of the null hypotheses for trees with larger numbers of leaves.
However, the landscape analysis also reveals a multiplicity of case definitions, levels of clinician involvement, facility types, specimen collection, and laboratory techniques.
To determine the transfer efficiency and specificity of adenovirus mediated gene expression driven by the AFpg promoter, cells were transduced with Ad-AFpg-luciferase at various multiplicity of infection (MOI) levels.
Further, a multinomial logit and a zero truncated negative binomial regression showed that choice of type and number of treatments are both influenced by a multiplicity of factors including age, level of education, travel party size, spa experience, type of guest, length of stay and expected benefits.
Over the years, since the original paper by Everett (1957), some very diverse 'Everett interpretations' have been proposed, which possibly only share the core intuition that a single wave function of the universe should be interpreted in terms of a multiplicity of 'realities' at some level or other.
However, as a total of 65 different covariates were examined, Hochberg's adjustment was computed and p-values of approximately 0.001 or less met the multiplicity adjusted level of statistical significance [ 21].
On the contrary, citizenship is ideally exercised in a multiplicity of 'sites', situated at different levels of governance: local, national, regional and global.
