"at library" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "I go to the library every Saturday."
In contrast, in the AT library, 38,140,036 reads were mapped to the Human Ensembl database or exon junction database, of which 30,002,220 were focused on a unique region.
There are, however, limitations when it comes to using computers and internet at library.
My shelves at home are filled with dollar anthologies that I got at library sales.
As a result, her trust is giving $15 million to the New York Public Library for a new educational and anti-poverty program based at library branches that was announced on Wednesday by the trust and the library.
Up and down the country, thousands of students are cooped up at library desks, attempting to cram the information necessary to get through finals and out to the other side, degree in hand.
I share Millen's frustration at library closures but believe public libraries are still worth fighting for, because they remain the most effective – albeit imperfect – way of ensuring free access to quality literature.
In support of our conclusions, it has been shown that only 1 2% of a random AT-library of 80-mers (mono- and multimers) have some replication activity in yeast plasmids [36].
Posters encouraged people to read the book and discuss it at library-sponsored events.
Computer use at libraries has risen sharply.
The finger of blame is often pointed at libraries.
"We're looking at libraries much more entrepreneurially.
