Sentence examples for body at which from inspiring English sources

Then the body at which it stops will be either atomic or, as Empedocles seems to have intended, a divisible body which will yet never be divided.

The method does not provide a target in the body at which to aim drugs, nor will it help doctors better diagnose the disease.

Biomaterials may recruit specific cell populations, program these cells (e.g., promote division or differentiation), and disperse these cells to a site in the body at which it is desired they act.

The official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that on Thursday night President Abbas called a meeting of the Fatah Central Committee, the party's main decision-making body, at which "developments in the peace process" were discussed.

Dr. Linda Long, a molecular scientist and research fellow in complementary medicine at the University of Exeter in England, is developing an exhibition called "Listen to Your Body," at which visitors will be able to select different proteins and hear them translated to music.

Body part injured was defined as the area on the body at which the student-athlete sustained his injury.

Unlike other governing bodies at which the elite side of the sport remains disconnected from the grassroots, which are rarely discussed around the boardroom table unless there is a funding round coming up, at British Cycling the two sides appear genuinely integrated.

These secondary dendrites did not branch further until they reached the body wall, at which time there was a rapid expansion of higher-order dendritic branches close to the body wall.

In reptiles the body temperatures at which normal activities occur are generally lower than those of most mammals.

He recorded a top temperature of 39.8C, close to normal body temperature – at which humans start to sweat continuously.

Dotted lines indicate the minimum body size at which predation was observed (a: 7.70 mm; b: 10.80 mm).