Sentence examples for relationship at which from inspiring English sources

Just this hassle alone is sometimes enough to scare an advisor away from the relationship, at which point both sides lose.

You may find that once you get over infatuation, there's nothing left in the relationship, at which point it's probably best to politely and quietly cut contact.

I think that there is a point in relationships at which yard-sale finds start to indicate domesticity, or further commitment, and the stuffed squirrel was a kind of starter pet for Hal and Lenore.

Main Outcome Measures: Torque production, activation of the quadriceps, F50 values from the force-frequency relationships (frequency at which 50% of the maximum normalized force is produced), and the average amount of fatigue.

For the MCL method, we picked a sequence of threshold graphs with 500, 1000,p to half of the relationships available, at which point MCL only finds a few clusters.

Other studies have suggested that the relationship between parks and physical activity is more complex, hinging on a variety of socioeconomic factors and park characteristics., And some have reported no relationship at all, which a recent review posits may be due in part to methodological issues.

She began a casual relationship with Brescia, at which point Patridge severed ties with him.

As elephants are being poached ever closer to extinction, George Wittemyer, of Save the Elephants, says, "the basic biology that Turkalo has been working to establish — behavior, relationships, the age at which they become reproductive — is what scientists would need to try and rebuild a population".

Next, to the question on life satisfaction, there are two additional questions collecting information on two different aspects of friendship relationships: the frequency at which individuals usually meet their friends in their leisure time and the satisfaction of individuals with friendship relationships over the previous 12 months.

The study found a positive relationship between weight gain and adult BMI, with the strength of the relationship increasing with age at which measurement was taken.

In addition, the current data point to a temporal relationship between the time at which hyoid movement peak velocity occurs and the moment of laryngeal vestibule closure, and, based on this relationship, suggest that faster peak velocities will contribute to earlier LVC.