The phrase "at a set point that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific condition or situation that is established or fixed.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at a set point that ensured consistent temperature throughout the process."
Alternatives: "at a fixed point that" or "at a designated point that".
Taking into account the current understanding of Bcl-2 proteins (discussed briefly below), we postulate that Buffy is required to maintain energy homeostasis at a set point that is optimal for both growth and starvation responses.
(A) At least once a year, use EPA Methods 2 and 3A, and (if necessary) Method 4 in appendices A-2 and A-3 to part 60 of this chapter to perform emissions testing at a set point that best represents normal, stable process operating conditions.
By crimping that future at a set point – giving Fisher's brother an army of ex-Marine friends who use drones as perimeter management tools and giving the power in her small town to "builders," folks who 3D print drugs – we are firmly rooted in the potential present.
The sample stage (or the cantilever base) is moved in the Z-direction to keep constant the cantilever's mechanical state (and hence, the mechanical tip sample interaction force) at a given condition, that is, a set point, through feedback control.
We found that at a set-point amplitude ratio (rsp) less than or equal to 0.85, a clear phase contrast could be obtained using a probe with a force constant of 40 N/m.
If control of DO is to be achieved, then the reactor must be able to transfer more oxygen than is consumed at the desired set point, Csp, that is,.
There were cynics who dismiss the verdict as a fudge, but Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff said he could "absolutely rule out" any deliberate foul play, such as setting the temperatures at a point that met the minimum when they were measured but allowed them to drop below that point for a competitive advantage by the time the race had started.
I understand injury sliders can be turned up and down, but the default setting should be placed at a point that will render the most realistic outcomes.
The images at this set point show parameters that are those of a typical red cell as measured by other techniques, with a width of ∼7.7 μm and a volume of ∼96 fl.
The problem of determining those multiplets of forces, or sets of force multiplets, acting at a set of points, such that there exists a truss structure, or wire web, that can support these force multiplets with all the elements of the truss or wire web being under tension, is considered.
In such situations, it has been recommended that a cutoff be set at the lowest point that can be measured with a CV of <10%.
