The phrase "an order at which" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a specific point or level of order, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The system operates efficiently at an order at which all parameters are optimized."
Alternatives: "a level at which" or "a point at which".
During the seed growth segmentation, a voxel rank r is introduced that captures the order at which voxels are included to a region.
But advocates disagree, noting that individuals still get a hearing, scheduled soon after the emergency order, at which they can contest the evidence against them.
This simple estimation method suffers the fact that a bias on θ ̂ induces a bias on ρ ̂ and this error mainly depends on the order at which the linear regression of P ′ is done.
We demonstrate that the number of particle cluster interactions and the order at which they are performed are directly affected by partition geometry.
The order at which there are flagged as well as their corresponding OD coverage volumes shows their criticalness degree.
Clearly, a fairness oriented or priority based mechanism can be readily incorporated to manage the order at which multicast transmission requests are queued at the scheduler, when the capacity (or time period) allocated for multicasting purposes is limited.
Another alternative would be to control the order at which these enzymes react upon glycan 15.
The order at which the enzymes react upon the N-glycan helps determine the preferential channeling of the biosynthetic pathways towards the product glycans.
The order at which these bands appeared confirmed that replication started at the primer and passed the three AseI sites sequentially.
Consistent with the effect of the terminal segments that induced their retraction, the order at which the curve peaked was lower with MPP+, so this was the order at which the values became zero; this means the most abundant terminal neurites were located at order 2, and there were no dendrites at order 6.
