The phrase "at this component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or element of a larger system, project, or discussion.
Example: "The issue arises at this component, which is crucial for the overall functionality of the device."
Alternatives: "in this part" or "within this element".
We found that the non-rigid (i.e. scaling and deformation) movements contribute very little to the overall amount of error, rendering surface marker optimisation methods aimed at minimising this component superfluous.
Essentially a 10 &um;m thick Teflon membrane backed with a metal frit to provide structural support at high vacuum, this component degases the water being sampled by the mass spec, at up to 450 atmospheres of pressure.
At 3T, however, this component of the BOLD signal is weak [42], resulting in a low contrast-to-noise ratio for BOLD experiments.
Therefore, at first sight, this component is not expected to play a role in relaying charge movement to changes in conformation of the receptor.
The distribution is a Dirac delta function at 0 that is, this component of the null distribution yields only test statistics of 0, and correspondingly P = 1.
Thus, at least for this component of the pathway, it seems that modulation of IFN-miRs may be altered by HCV in replicon cells.
In this article this is examined more in depth for the CES, since issues of operational relevance, ethics, governance and regulatory frameworks are more obviously at stake with this component.
However, at these four schools, this component is extremely important course content and projects are heavily influenced by the incorporation of EDP.
This direct evaporative cooling tower used a component 506d-TESS library which uses a wet medium at the top, and this component was assembled and validated by the Thermal Energy System Specialists, LLC (Madison, WI, USA) and was modified in 2004.
