The phrase "at which accurate" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report was evaluated at which accurate data was presented."
Alternatives: "in which accurate" or "where accurate".
With the combined increase and availability of both computing power and collected data, epidemiological modeling and simulation is now reaching the level of detail at which accurate predictions can be made.
The very good agreements of results between the two models is a good first step to demonstrate the validity of the TBDE model in tackling quantum transport problems at which accurate T(E) and DOS E) are the keys.
Because the resistance level exceeded the threshold at which accurate LT50 levels were obtainable, in 2013, a variation of the CDC bottle bioassays was used to calculate the strength of resistance.
We derive optimal bandwidth and transmit power for each dedicated mode at first, in which accurate capacity estimation strategies are proposed to cope with the imperfect CSIT caused capacity prediction problem.
Septic shock is commonly associated with myocardial dysfunction [ 4], for which accurate evaluation at bedside is not easy.
The results suggest that PEG fusion disrupts the beneficial trophic influence of muscle on motor neuron reinnervation accuracy normally seen after suture repair and that such fusion-based approaches may be best suited to nerve injuries in which accurate target reinnervation at the terminal nerve branch level is not a priority.
As this was an interim analysis, no firm conclusions can be drawn; a full analysis will be performed after the completion of the study, at which time more accurate determinations of stroke risk can be established.
If case summaries are found to have discordant information, remedial instruction will be given and all case summaries will be reviewed until 10 consecutive records are accurate, at which time the random screening will recommence.
To elucidate the spatial lag at which RS becomes more accurate, we plotted the MSEpercentt change as a function of the spatial lag using the second order polynomial regression that fit the MSE changes in a least-squares sense (R = 0.9736).
Each bank's Libor submission carried an implicit assertion that it was an accurate figure at which it could borrow if it so desired.
Murray scampers back to reach it, but Kohlscheiber earns two set points with an accurate overhead, at which point Murray starts clutching his hip/back/hamstring.
