The phrase "at rounded" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The edges of the table are at rounded corners."
Alternatives: "with rounded" or "in a rounded".
As a sensitivity analysis, we tested an alternate referent selection scheme that matched on AT (rounded to the same degrees Celsius) and used indicator variables to control for day of the week.
Based on emf data of these cells, the standard thermodynamic changes ΔG0, ΔH0 and ΔS0 for the cell reactions as well as the mean molal activity coefficients of HCl at rounded molalities have been determined.
The brushed metal back and glossy display meet at rounded sides, alongside front glass that curves slightly around the sides, similar to the Galaxy Edge, only relegated solely to the bezel.
Instead, we have attempted to quantify self-report (in-) accuracy in two other ways: first, by showing over-reporting of fractures at rounded ages (figure 1).
In our subgroup analyses, we split dietary vitamin E and C levels, and the residual of fruit, vegetable, and berry consumption, at rounded levels close to the medians.
We expect a drop-out rate during the trial of 20% and therefore we set our target at (rounded off) 2 times 210 = 420 patients.
The centralizer was hemispherical, 2 mm thick at its rounded part, and became thinner (evenly) at both the anterior side and the posterior side of the stem.
The perturbation analysis based on the whole flow field demonstrates the existence of a global instability involving convective disturbance growth, acoustic scattering at the trailing edge and acoustic receptivity at a rounded edge slightly upstream of separation.
The sides of the round nail are curved and meet at a rounded point.
Each tendon is flattened at its origin, and transversely ovoid in the central rod, ending at a rounded point.
You just look up at the rounded arches and wonder about how they built those things.
