Sentence examples for required at which from inspiring English sources

1.2 M is the concentration of trehalose required at which conformational transition reaches saturation, as evident from Figure 1D.

However, to achieve a high quality draft sequence assembly, a sequencing depth of 25x Roche/454 paired-end reads is required, at which point WGP tag integration does not provide additional scaffolding value.

However, to achieve a high quality draft sequence assembly, a sequencing depth of 25x paired-end reads is required, at which point WGP tag integration does not provide additional scaffolding value.

Compared to the traditional interference-limited constraint for PU, the key advantage is that only the statistical CSI of PU is required at SU, which is more practical.

Furthermore, numerous literatures have reported a rapid plasma drug clearance for doxorubicin solution i.e. i.v. hence a high as well as a frequent dosing is required at times which may lead to adverse effects [55 57].

Somewhat surprisingly, the required tournament at which the French most significantly out-attend the Americans is not a European clay court tournament, but the fall hard court event in Shanghai, the first Masters 1000 event after the U.S. Open.

On the other hand, the $20 admission fee is absolutely required at the Museum of Modern Art, which raised it from $12 — a 67percentt increase — in 2004.

To calculate convection terms in Eq. (21), scalar values are required at cell surfaces which must be interpolated from cell-centroid values (nodes).

The drawback of this implementation is the exhaustive search that would be required at the receiver, which would pose serious applicability problems.

If people are allowed to work wherever their work takes them - at home, at the customer's, in the coffee shop with free wi-fi - then new shapes and new arrangements are required at the office which remains.

2.2 Start-up Summary The start-up costs will come to $38,000 (including cash required at start-up) which will be primarily financed by Jim and Nancy Anderson.