Sentence examples for well at which from inspiring English sources

The woman who introduced them said, "Oh, dear, that didn't go well," at which point Ms. Schindler realized what she was up to.

Martin said that when he got outside, Boswell hit him as well, at which point Martin's peacemaking efforts collapsed, as did Boswell.

A simple algorithm was proposed to determine saltwater and freshwater withdrawal rates at a pumping well at which a total pumping rate was specified.

IC50 is expressed in well units and should be defined as the well or fraction of a well at which a particular per-well parameter (i.e. the area of the curve) is at half of its maximal value over a concentration series.

Potential future participants are invited to the symposium as well, at which time the framework of the program and the application procedure are explained.

Briefly, cells were cultured in complete medium for 24 hours prior to transfection (2ml media in each well of 6-well plate) at which time the medium was changed to serum and antibiotic-free medium.

Once again England were halfway to a job well done: at which point Australia's 36-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman produced yet another scything, right-handed rescue job, utterly transforming the gravity of the opening day of the fifth Test.

Error bars show the standard error of the mean (s.e.m .. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07832.006 It is not well understood at which stages of cortical processing for perceptual decision-making neural signals for reward are integrated.

The minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) was the lowest concentration of antibiotics in the 96-well plate at which no growth was observed after 24 hours.

After all, it worked so well at Columbine, which did have uniformed officers patrolling the school.

His style, over the top to some, seemed to work well at Robert Morris, which plays in the Northeast Conference.