The phrase "at each border of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that exists or occurs at the boundaries or edges of different areas or entities.
Example: "The flowers bloom beautifully at each border of the garden, creating a vibrant display."
Alternatives: "along each edge of" or "at every boundary of".
Three consensus sequence elements are required for splicing to occur, two at each border of the intron, as well as the intronic branch site.
At each border of the synaptic F-actin cages was generally attached one synaptic ribbon (red) and one associated Cav1.3 patch (green) as indicated in the lower left panel.
a See Methods, designations of each trait b Flanking markers within the significance threshold at each border of the QTL range in the most significant experiments c Peak marker is the marker closest to the peak LOD score if QTL covered more than two loci.
These two Forkhead sites are located at each border of the NDR; the best represented is located in close proximity to ACS, while the other one is on average 80 100 bp apart, beyond a middle NDR region where Fkh sites are excluded.
"At each border crossing, instead of fair and protection sensitive border procedures," the report reads, "asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants are pushed back, robbed, beaten, humiliated and attacked by dogs".
When used in conjunction with primers for the plant sequence at the border of each event, they are able to detect each event.
The magnetic field of the "rewritten" magnet reached the values of the magnetically saturated region of the material, showing steep gradients at the border of each magnetic pole.
The large area necessary to instrument the outer layers will demand to tile the sensors, a solution for which the inefficient region at the border of each sensor needs to be reduced to the minimum size.
To avoid putative effects of dispersal between different microhabitats, no samplings were conducted at the border of each microhabitat.
The fibrils were torn at the border of each bundle (Fig. 2f); this suggested that the displacement of each set of fibrils to the strain direction due to the tensile strain facilitated the formation of bundle-like structures in the fibrin gel.
Therefore, subdomains have to take into account overlapping areas to properly manage this requirement, and MPI data communications were introduced to exchange the neighbor points at the border of each subdomain.
