"nested level" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that has multiple tiers or components. For example: "The complex tax system involves multiple nested levels of calculations."
Figure 16 The impact of velocity on intra-domain HL (nested level = 3).
Figure 22 The TC with different number of MRs ( v = 10 ms, nested level = 4).
This seeds the construal of a third self-socio-structural nested level, other than self and social, within our characterizations.
To not over-fit the dataset and to obtain a realistic predictivity estimate, we add a nested level of cross-validation [26, 27].
For instance, deprivation (area-level covariate) is correctly specified to impact across the nested level of SOAs, whilst the QOF scores (GP-level covariate) are correctly specified to impact across the nested level of GPs.
In this context, examination of resilience factors in each nested level is required to develop a comprehensive measure.
Zion seems to be modelled on the parking garage of a giant indoor mall, with nested levels clustered around an atrium.
The dream infiltration is bankrolled by a big Japanese corporation; the dream has a series of increasingly difficult nested levels; the dream architect creates spaces that channel the dreamer towards a certain goal without actually forcing them to go there.
Two- and three-level deep recursive configurations are then constructed and the border curves of the various levels are gracefully joined to obtain a single 2-manifold covering all the nested levels.
Multilevel societies with fission-fusion dynamics--arguably the most complex animal societies--are defined by two or more nested levels of organization.
Cladograms are phylogenetic trees that depict evolutionary relationships among a set of taxa in terms of nested levels of common ancestry.
