Sentence examples for a consistent peak from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that the peak radial wind speed around any circumference may be computed from the spatially-averaged mean multiplied by a consistent peak factor.

Interestingly, the same trend is observed in the PDOS spectrum of 1.5 V, there is a consistent peak maximum observed in the valence band of CeN nanoribbon and in DDOS spectrum the same fashion of peaks are observed, this clearly indicates that the geometric structure plays an important role in the peak maximum in the valence band and conduction band of nanoribbon.

When bacterial strains were inoculated into tanks with healthy coral fragments, only putative pathogens adhered to coral tissue and a consistent peak in cultivable Vibrio abundance, 500 1000 fold greater than was found for control strains, was observed on fragments exposed to putative pathogens 12 h post inoculation.

Age-specific cervicogenital prevalence showed a consistent peak in the late teens and twenties.

A study in northwest (NW) England also indicated a consistent peak of human infection in March (6 ).

Rotavirus infections occurred year-round, and there was a consistent peak in October November in Maradi region and in November December in Niamey (Technical Appendix Figure 2).

On this ground, the LOQ was determined to be at 0.005 mg/mL as this level demonstrated a more consistent peak area with an RSD = 6.87% from seven consecutive injections, compared to 0.002 mg/mL which showed a relatively poor precision with an RSD = 14.33%.

The difference between adjacent intensities showed a large, consistent peak at the surface of the medium.

Among persons aged 50 64 years, a clear and consistent peak is evident in 2007, and possibly in 2009.

However, laboratory report data for influenza show a distinct and consistent peak during the winter months in all age groups (data not shown).

SF currents from individual fibers were recorded at a stimulus intensity that produced a mixture of evoked unitary EPSCs of consistent peak amplitude and failures.