The phrase "at whereas" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two separate phrases, "at" and "whereas," which should not be used together in this manner.
Example: "The project was successful, whereas the previous one failed."
Alternatives: "while" or "on the other hand".
A significant correlation was underlined in the septic group, at ICU admission, with T3 and AT, whereas it was neither with T4 or with TSH, and with T3, AT and APACHE II/SAPS II gravity scores.
For instance, in G. bimaculatus, 15 of 17 optimal codons ended in AT, whereas 16 of 16 optimal codons ended in AT for O. fasciatus.
For example, the picture 'relationship of mother to child' includes more facets than 'love,' a concept that, of course, is not restricted to the mother-child relation, and a man adorned with ram's horns undoubtedly had other functions than that of being handsome to look at, whereas the concept 'beautiful' is applicable also to men in other situations, as well as to women.
Safety ensures that messages are delivered to the agent they were aimed at, whereas liveness guarantees that messages eventually get delivered.
Whatever else you may think about Bitmoji or Animoji, they're not terrifying to look at, whereas the Samsung variety never escaped being unnerving first and foremost, and perhaps slightly whimsical afterwards.
As a result, the number of chunks allocated to users close to the serving AP increases at whereas the number of chunks available to the cell-edge users reduces.
As Laura Mulvey puts it, women are assigned the passive status of being looked-at, whereas men are the active subjects who look (Mulvey 1989).
Speeds <30°/s necessitated little to no power at all, whereas peaks about 0.20 were−1 were seen at 90°/s.
Whereas at Christmas there can be 150 skaters a session, in February at lunchtime, there might be five.
Whereas, at the party after our civil partnership, we both spoke.
Whereas at the Pavilion, that wasn't even a thought.
