Sentence examples for a further peak from inspiring English sources

For both Australian television and newspaper coverage, media interest in medical tourism peaked in 2007 08 (Table  1), with a further peak in newspaper coverage during 2010 11.

The analysis of onset age distribution by age groups confirms the presence of a peak in the third decade and of a bimodal pattern only in women with a further peak at a more advanced age [1, 2, 4, 7, 17].

The chromatogram showed some high molecular weight impurities (Fig. 5E, peak 1) and a further peak (Fig. 5E, peak 3) that reflected the FLAG peptide used to elute construct 4 from the affinity column.

These peaks and a further peak (m/ z 34 668) were also independently associated with disease-free survival at 4 months, and a further peak (m/ z 14 029) was independently associated with disease-free survival at 8 months.

The high-energy resolution data shows a main resonance at about 1.17 eV and a further peak on the low-energy side that is centered at 0.81 eV.

Additionally, the cis-/ trans-isomerizatiom on the peptide bond may contribute to a further peak boarding; however, a thorough investigation is needed to confirm this speculation.

Folic acid exhibits a strong absorbance at 240 nm, a shoulder peak at about 290 nm, and a further strong peak at 370 nm; whereas PLL-BNNTs have just one absorbance peak at around 235 nm.

In particular, oestrogen has a marked peak in the follicular phase and a further wider peak in the luteal phase.

ERN tumours show a further mortality peak at about 60 months while for ERP tumours a second mortality peak is blurry indistinct and hardly detectable at the same time.

Further, peak VO2 was positively associated with fractional anisotropy (FA), an indicator of white matter integrity, in multiple brain regions in OA, but not YA.

Further, peak width was positively correlated with phase, but accounted for only a minor proportion of variance (r2 = 0.03).