The phrase "at the time of finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment when something was discovered or located.
Example: "The evidence was collected at the time of finding the missing documents."
Alternatives: "when discovered" or "at the moment of discovery".
William Blanchard, the U.S. Consul in Melbourne at the time, on finding out the news of Lincoln's death, caused the consular flag to be kept at half-mast until July 4 , 1865
One patient had a suspicion of lymphoma at the time of EBV finding and died of pneumocystis infection and sepsis.
Inclusion criteria included age ≥ 40 years and ≤ 89 years at the time of nodule finding, presentation to a pulmonologist, nodule size 8 to 20 mm, and definitive diagnosis ascertained by tissue diagnosis or radiographic follow-up for 2 years.
Clinical parameters including age, gender, comorbidities, clinical manifestations, laboratory findings at the time of admission, bacteriologic findings, APACHE II score, length of hospital stay, and mortality were recorded and compared.
The decrease in employment starts early, even at 8 10 months before application, not just at the time of application; this finding is consistent with Lindner (2013) who documents employment transitions of SSDI applicants.
One of the patients was pregnant at the time of her AGUS cytology finding.
Although positive effects were also observed in those who were hypertensive and smoking at the time of CRP measurement, findings suggest that in clinically healthy men, atherosclerosis could have origins more closely linked with inflammation than with other processes.
At the time of admission, laboratory findings showed mild leukocytosis, inflammatory syndrome, ketoacidosis, a prolonged INR in the context of over dosage of coumarins.
Patients, who had previously undergone treatment for the same reason and had systemic disease at the time of diagnosis, histological findings other than squamous cell carcinoma, or second primary tumors at the time of diagnosis, were excluded from the study.
While the volunteers in the HIVIS03 were generally perceived to be at a low risk of becoming HIV infected at the time of enrolment, the findings in this sub study show that several of them perceived themselves at risk.
