Sentence examples for at which slight from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we rationally designed the cascade DNA branch migration to occur spontaneously with ΔG°≈0, at which slight thermodynamic changes caused by base mismatch exerted a disproportionately large effect on the hybridization yield.

As shown in Figure  4, the test drug GWE was found to be non-toxic at doses up to 128 μg/mL, at which slight enhancement of cell proliferation was found instead.

The girls in the troop are in middle school now, an age at which the slightest difference can be fodder for cruel teasing.

Secretory senescence signalling remains level at 75% until passage 6 at which point a slight reduction to 69% is observed.

The red vertical line indicates the occurrence of the 2011 M9.0 Tohoku earthquake, which was more than 1000 km away, at which time seismicity shows slight activation, and single ETAS model (1) accordingly shows a misfit.

I have operated with two sets of criteria for the definition of focal neuropathy assuming the second criterion to be more convincing: Criterion 1: The presence of a pattern of muscle-weakness suggesting a focal neuropathy at a defined location, at which mechanical allodynia with slight pressure at the nerve is present.

Some might say that, at the exceptional speed at which Bale moves, the slightest kick or tug might unbalance him.

On the videos I've seen, the slight angle at which SoulCycle has participants do push-ups and core work makes the resistance too light to activate the fast-twitch fibers.

The PPT was defined as the first point at which patients perceived the pressure as slight pain.

Climate change is entering a decisive stage at which it will cease to be a slight inconvenience and become rather a life-and-death struggle for survival.

Meanwhile Libor - the rate at which banks lend to each other - showed only a slight dip.