The phrase "a peak height of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, particularly in contexts related to geography, architecture, or any field that involves height or elevation.
Example: "The mountain reached a peak height of 8,848 meters, making it the tallest in the world."
Alternatives: "a maximum height of" or "a highest point of".
This corresponds to a peak height of 0.45 V on ICD-QD2, so the Rayleigh limit of 26500 charges would correspond to about 0.7 V (as shown by the dashed red line).
ICD-QD2 was not calibrated directly, but comparison to charge measurements performed on ICD2 shows that the Rayleigh limit of 26500 charges would correspond to a peak height of 0.7 V on ICD-QD2.
The surface morphology of as-spun fibres was modified, to yield a directional grooved pattern by drying in contact with a mandrel having a machined topography characterised by a peak peak separation of 91 μm and a peak height of 30 μm.
Afterburn then climbs its chain lift hill, reaching a peak height of 113 feet.
Peaks (mutant) with a peak height of 100 are always visible.
Only bands with a peak height of more than 10% of the average peak height within a profile were included in analyses.
On the other hand, the most efficient riblet size for partial coverage was also a V-groove shape and seemed to shift slightly to a smaller peak height of 80 μm.
SNR was calculated by a mean peak height of PSF (11.15 photons) divided by the standard deviation of noise (in photon).
The instrumental limit of detection (LOD) was set as a minimum peak height of 50,000 relative response units due to bad peak shape below that threshold.
The quality thresholds for the mutational analysis were a required peak height of 30 relative light units (RLU) for "passed" quality and 10 RLU for "check" quality.
In a specific frequency region of a spectrum, the peak height of the metabolite can be measured.
