The phrase "at wherein" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two separate phrases, "at" and "wherein," which do not typically function together in this manner.
Example: "The meeting will take place at the location wherein the conference is held."
Alternatives: "at which" or "in which".
This report is the White House's twice-a-year at-bat wherein it can take a swing at currency manipulators -- those governments that deliberately devalue their own currencies, effectively subsidizing their exports by taxing incoming U.S. goods.
Note that drugs are modeled the same as stuck-at faults, wherein a drug that inhibits a gene is modeled as a s-a-0 "fault", while a drug that activates a gene is modeled as s-a-1 "fault".
The conclusion of the English Civil War was depicted in Win at first, lose at last; or, a new game at cards, "wherein the King recovered his crown, and Traitors lost their heads".
Those first seven months have the uncertain peril of a dream, exciting and disquieting at once, wherein a last‑ditch escape seems always at hand.
This is in accordance with what was noted at days 15 and 30 days at 33°C, wherein epidermis repaired and the formation of vessels through muscle tissue up to the epidermis were observed, otherwise the epidermis at day 15 at 23°C presented a high VEGF positive labeling at basal layer of migrating epidermis, suggesting communication between dermis and epidermis.
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HPLC profiles showed that the composition of the four water-soluble yellow pigments was different at a higher temperature (35 °C) compared with cultures grown at 30 °C, wherein the dominated water-soluble yellow pigments changed from Y1 to Y3 and Y4 (Fig. 1).
"Case closed," Fred Kaplan concludes in an informative post at Slate, wherein he describes himself as a reformed conspiracy buff.
One is over a graphic interpretation of a rape scene in Rossini's Guillaume Tell at Covent Garden, wherein a woman is stripped on stage and violated by soldiers.
