The phrase "a saturation which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a state or condition of saturation in a specific context, often in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The experiment revealed a saturation which significantly affected the results."
Alternatives: "a saturation that" or "a saturation level which".
The number of interviewees also aims at reaching a relevant amount of comparison with a contentwise saturation, which at the same time still allows for a deeper analysis of the collected data.
Similarly an oxygen saturation which is low for the population may be normal in an individual who has chronic respiratory disease.
Indeed, by comparison of the residence-time distributions of different gases, we are able to compute a streamline effective saturation, which is an excellent estimate of fracture saturation.
The levels of the temperature changes were found to be much reduced, indicating that it is not a result of excitation saturation which is a reversible effect.
This interaction between air masses and surface water bodies drives the atmosphere toward a state of saturation, which is not achieved for the entire atmosphere because of the variability in weather and because not all air masses are in contact with water bodies.
Saturation height model from MICP showed a good oil saturation which is consistent with the sigma-based saturation.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has reached a point of saturation which is bound to explode.
TfR2 levels rise in response to an increased level of Tf saturation, which is usually a consequence of an increased level of iron in the body.
Indeed, according to the government's "National Drug Threat Assessment" for 2008, increases in domestic pot production, combined with the continued flow from abroad, point to a future of "market saturation," which "could reduce the price of the drug significantly".
