Sentence examples for a location at which from inspiring English sources

The center currently functions as a probe modification facility, a source of novel probes (and other technologies), and as a location at which these tools can be applied to answering essential biological questions.

Pape is searching for a location at which to hold worship next week.

Interestingly, these axo-axonic synapses may represent a location at which MGL inhibition may facilitate tactile allodynia, rather than inducing a general analgesic effect.

A TBE focus was defined as a location at which TBE infection occurred at least 1 time in a given year.

Our hypothesis, therefore, was that the mice were carrying visual markers to a location at which they were currently exploring, and then using these marks as portable, temporary reference points.

Decide on a location at which to work.

We defined a 'public place' as any location at which there was a likelihood of the death being witnessed, or the body being found, by a member of the public.

According to Daniel Solomon, co-founder and CEO, construction is currently underway for two locations at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, one of which is slated to open this month, while the company is also developing a location at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, which will open in 2014.

I have operated with two sets of criteria for the definition of focal neuropathy assuming the second criterion to be more convincing: Criterion 1: The presence of a pattern of muscle-weakness suggesting a focal neuropathy at a defined location, at which mechanical allodynia with slight pressure at the nerve is present.

This is a new concept which has not previously been considered, but which has ramifications as the intra-wrinkle location is also a strategic location at which Ca2+ acts as a regulator of the cortical cytoskeleton and plasma membrane expansion.

The business may offer a special location at which you can drop off old car batteries or offer a date when they pick up such hazardous waste items.