Sentence examples for possible at about from inspiring English sources

1 Gauss of magnetic field at the center of two magnets was applied to trophocytes and fat cells as closely as possible at about 12 sec, persisted for about 34 sec, and fluorescence intensity was measured at about 46 sec.

The equipment was placed in the main living area of the home at a height of approximately 1.0 m and, where possible, at about 1.0 m from the main stove or cooking area.

Quantification of the fraction of infected cells was possible at about 6 h post infection, which is in good agreement with Lonsdale et al. [ 28], who have shown the quantification of human influenza A virus infection in PFA-fixed PER.C6 suspension cells at 5 h post infection.

Emme said he'll find out about a possible at-large bid Friday.

If this is not possible, at least ask about the diamond's history and inspect the stone under a scope for abrasion around its girdle (the narrow band around the outer circumference of a diamond, where it is held by the jewelry setting).[2].

Ultrasonography is performed to detect possible malformations at about 20 weeks into gestation.

The 46-year-old was found in an alley adjacent to apartment buildings east of the 1900 block of Wallace Avenue after Costa Mesa police responded to a report of a possible shooting at about 10 p.m.

In the contralateral sciatic nerve, however, detection of PrPTSE was possible only at about 80 dpi or later [ 21].

If that's not possible, at least stop complaining about how busy you are.

We don't fund research directly, but we do offer programming that is intended to help faculty and graduate students and undergraduate students think about and do research, conduct research, and help to make the connections between scholars that makes interdisciplinary research, such as the research that Peter talked about, possible at all.

Unusually long recovery early/fast events seem to be associated with conductivity changes at the altitudes where relaxation times are longer than 5 min. This may be possible at higher altitudes of about 80 90 km due to electronic conductivity perturbations, or at a lower altitude of about 50 60 km due to ionic conductivity perturbations (Cotts and Inan, 2007).