Sentence examples for at which given from inspiring English sources

When she discovered that this certificate provided her little entrée into actual offices, she took out a thirty-five-hundred-dollar loan and trained to be a certified medical assistant — taking vital signs, scheduling appointments, and drawing blood (a task at which, given her dexterity with a needle, she excelled).

More importantly, users can also identify the appropriate combination of features and sampling rate by locating the sampling rates, at which given features may imply more/less utility/privacy information.  .

Here the phase of the oscillatory signal at which given cell fired was obtained directly.

This should be considered 'the time point at which, given the presenting signs, symptoms, history and other risk factors, it would be at least possible for the clinician seeing the patient to have started investigation or referral for possible important pathology, including cancer'.

He told a story of an intern who left Odeo, the podcasting company Sagolla worked at, which gave rise to Twitter, to "start his own thing".

Kennedy won the Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania, which gave him a world title shot at any time of his choosing for the year following.

Cycling parameters consisted of denaturation at 95°C for 15 sec, annealing at 55°C for 45 sec, and extension at 72°C, which gave optimal amplification efficiency.

He later served in economic roles at the State Department and at the White House in the Clinton administration before teaching law at Georgetown (which gave him tenure).

Also, the influence of dolomite was studied at 800 and 900 °C in a second reactor, finding better results at 800 °C, which gave an hydrogen fraction of 0.51.

They get hold of their first "intercepts" at 6am, which gives them 18 hours.

Personalities matter, but there are other critical factors at work which give considerable reason for hope.