The phrase "are populated at a" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing how something is filled or occupied at a certain level or location, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The data points are populated at a specific threshold to ensure accuracy in the analysis."
Alternatives: "are filled at a" or "are occupied at a".
If these states are populated at a significant level prior to autoproteolysis, then selection for the reactive state will be entropically unfavorable.
Recent methodological advances in NMR spectroscopy have rendered such previously 'invisible' states (also referred to as excited states in what follows) amenable to structural analysis so long as they exchange with a 'visible' (ground) state, are populated at a level of approximately 0.5% or higher and have lifetimes ranging from 0.5 20 ms (Palmer et al., 2000; Sekhar and Kay, 2013).
It is populated at an altitude of between 800 and 2,500 m.
There was even a time-warp underground connection to Piccadilly Circus subway station, which was populated, at all times, by a silent Japanese break dancing troupe.
There was even a time-warp underground connection to Piccadilly Circus tube station, which was populated, at all times, by a silent Japanese breakdancing troupe.
We used HX to detect and characterize partially folded species that are populated at low frequency in the nominally folded state.
Despite extensive studies on the Ca2+-activated state of NCS proteins, little is known about the conformational dynamics of the Mg2+-bound and apo states, both of which are populated, at least transiently, at resting Ca2+ conditions.
The database fields are populated at image import using extended methods from the Dcm4chee Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs).
But here the second possible answer to Fermi's paradox intervenes: What if it can't be populated at all?
Various conformations being populated at different temperatures of a cluster are analyzed.
If it were populated at the same density as Manhattan, New York might be home to a million more people.
