While "the scope at which" is technically grammatically correct, it is not commonly used in spoken or written English.
The phrase "at which" is often used to refer to a specific point or location, such as "the place at which we agreed to meet." In this context, "the scope at which" could potentially be used to refer to a specific level or extent, but it may sound awkward or unclear to some readers. It would be more common to use a phrase like "the level at which" or "the extent to which" instead. Example: "The scope at which we can make changes to the project is quite limited." This means that there is a limited level or extent to which changes can be made to the project.
They also indicate the role of empirical assumptions, carry the structural assumptions, show how facts, hypotheses, models, and expectations are linked, and indicate the scope at which a generalization or model applies.
Partners and select staff small firm will be relocating from Toronto to the Bay Area as the firm itself shuts down, and will be working on various projects, with their primary stated motivation being the scope at which they'll be able to work, without having to also worry about all the business and other day-to-day headaches that come with scaling a business.
This version has an available option to process the text either one sentence at a time or across the whole text, which impacts the scope at which links between mutations and genes are identified (i.e. only within a sentence or in the whole text).
The problem with this isn't that banks' relief efforts don't have a wider scope; it's that by describing the settlements in grandiose terms, banks and officials risk misleading the public about the scope, which, at best, can confuse people and, at worst, can set them up to fall victim to fraud.
The procedure time extended from the time at which the scope was passed through the mouth until the time at which it was completely withdrawn from the mouth (antegrade route) or from the time at which the scope was passed through the anus to the time at which it was completely withdrawn from the anus (retrograde route).
Aid groups, including World Vision, Oxfam, Save the Children, Plan International, Care and Amnesty International, have condemned Australia's response to the Syrian crisis both for its scope and the pace at which refugees are being resettled.
The absence of a judge seemed only to encourage Mr. Bolnick to widen the scope of questions, which became extremely personal at times.
The EU had been criticised over the scope of Triton, which replaced the larger Italian operation Mare Nostrum at the end of last year.
As we have chosen a CCS-like naming convention, the scoping operator, which can occur syntactically only at the top level, is the CCS restriction operator.
This is 4°C lower than the optimal temperature suggested by OCLTT based on the temperature at which aerobic scope peaks.
The OCLTT simply assumes that the temperature at which aerobic scope is maximized is the temperature that will also maximize fitness.
