The phrase "at these settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific configurations or adjustments in a technical or operational context.
Example: "The device performs optimally at these settings, ensuring maximum efficiency."
Alternatives: "with these configurations" or "under these parameters".
At these settings, the damping controller parameters are tuned to improve the loadability before the point of HB.
There are hardly any studies on the satisfaction of the caregiver at these settings of health care.
Accordingly, cold-modeling gas/particle flow experiments and numerical simulations on coal combustion were performed at these settings for confirming the solution and meanwhile recommending a reasonable CH2 setup.
The total time required for a complete image at these settings is approximately 5 minutes.
The relationship between thefts at these settings was examined using the Spearman's Rank correlation tests for association.
At these settings, the beam has a minimum velocity spread of 16.1% and a mean velocity of 475.6 m/s.
X2 was binarized from the distribution in Case 1 by a threshold value set at 2. Under these settings, 1000 Monte Carlo simulations were implemented.
On a scale of useful to not at all useful these settings are definitely not at all useful.
On a scale of useful to not at all useful these settings are definitely not at all useful.
To reduce such chimeric assemblies, we employed the jaccard_clip function as well as set the min_kmer_cov at 2. While these settings increased the likelihood of fragmentation of assembled transcripts, they substantially reduced the occurrence of chimeric transcripts in our final transcriptome and still maintained a final N50 value of 2647.
Watching him, I saw that a critical part of that weapon's effectiveness is that Bush does not pretend that he is not acting politically, at least in these settings.
