The phrase "a termination at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the end or conclusion of something, such as a contract, process, or event.
Example: "The project faced a termination at the final review stage due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "an end at the" or "a conclusion at the".
Providers found it more traumatic to deal with a termination performed around 17 20 weeks, than a termination at 14 weeks, because with the latter, one was dealing with an embryonic sac rather than a "formed foetus".
In Nottingham it's illegal to have a termination at 12 weeks so I had to go out of the area to Birmingham to have it done.
The woman, who cannot be named, was refused an abortion when she demanded a termination at eight weeks, saying she was suicidal.
cDNA encoding human P2X4-(His)10 and human codon-optimized DdP2XA-(His 6 was amplified from these templates to include a CACC sequence in place of the initiation codon at the 5′ end and a termination codon at the 3′ end.
The first configuration is a piston source at the inlet port and a rigid termination at the outlet, and the second one is a piston at the outlet with a rigid termination at the inlet.
C-terminal truncations were created by introducing a termination codon at the appropriate position in the sequence, again using QuikChange™.
In order to develop a short form of CR1 with similar biological activities to the full-length human CR1, we combined functional domain 1, located in the long homologous repeat (LHR) A, with functional domain 2, located in LHR C. We expressed the two-domain, two-function protein with an enterokinase site at the N-terminus and a termination codon at the C-terminus in Escherichia coli.
The shell equations and the boundary conditions correspond to a tension-dependent shell testing configuration with a longitudinal shaker at one end and a rope termination at the other.
Unlike its sisters to the north, this valley still has a glacier in the upper reaches of its drainage, which peters out in a steep termination at the upper end of Lake Bonney.
