Sentence examples for the test at which from inspiring English sources
You must register for the test, at which time you select 1 of the available cities to audition in.
The Vulcan Society tried to end policies of segregation but was often outmaneuvered: the department deëmphasized the physical test, at which black candidates performed well; the union helped suburban applicants by pushing for the repeal of the Lyons Law, which obliged city workers to live in the city.
All of those experiences were put to the test at Morrisons, which was a particularly tough nut.
The adhesion has been defined by critical load Lc in the scratch test at which coating has been removed from the substrate.
The term pkndata denotes the frequency of patients surveyed and found to be in mental state k at a time 24 months after the initial MMSE test at which the patient was in state n.
After a while, the examiner administered the test again, at which point the effects of any possible narcotics, including methadone, might have worn off.
The test comprises the analysis of beating clusters in differentiating EBs (plated into single wells of microwell plates) and the determination of those concentrations of the test substance at which cardiac differentiation is inhibited by 50% (ID50).
The cytotoxic effects on ES and 3T3 cells were estimated by determining those concentrations of the test substance at which proliferation was inhibited by 50% (IC50 D3 and IC50 3T3, respectively).
The "cross talk compression test" at which electric current and compressive strain was perpendicular has been conducted for the first time in this study.
All patients performed the test at the treadmill, which was preferred to the cycloergometer to avoid early muscle exhaustion in untrained subjects, using a protocol modified form the Balke and Ware procedure (29).
This experimental treatment represents a concentration that is well below the tested concentrations at which zebrafish exhibited mortality, alterations in hatching time, and gross morphological malformations.
