The phrase "at each segment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific parts or divisions of a whole, often in contexts like analysis, presentations, or discussions.
Example: "We will evaluate the performance metrics at each segment of the project to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "in every section" or "at every stage".
A second shortcoming in the definitions of both LSI and LSR is that they are typically diagnosed at the segmental level, simply by comparing the motion value recorded at each segment to an arbitrary cut-off value for that segmental level, level by level, without regard to the motion of the neighbouring segments within an individual patient.
This gives rise to variable illumination intensity at each segment of the orthogonal solar cell.
The Gaussian functions represent mean depth, amplitude, and spread of slip at each segment.
A 3PL needs "to look at each segment of the delivery". So how can companies deal with these complexities.
The practice has resulted in targeted promotions for price specials and new products aimed specifically at each segment.
To build such security context, relevant information needs to be collected at each segment of the network.
Samples were amplified for 40 cycles by denaturing at 93°C, annealing at 50°C and 66°C respectively for ND and Amelogenin primer pairs respectively, and extension at 72°C; each segment lasting one minute.
The increase in DNA content was monitored and the time point at which each segment became 50% replicated was identified and plotted along the chromosomes as a moving average across five probes.
One line transect was located at random within each segment.
At the completion of fixation, each segment had at least three to four pins in different planes with as much of a divergence angle in between as possible (Fig. 3).
Currently, the jellyfish flexes its eight bell segments at the same time but there are plans to look at how to control each segment individually.
