The phrase "a peak less than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing a value to a peak or maximum limit, often in contexts involving measurements or statistics.
Example: "The temperature reached a peak less than 30 degrees Celsius during the day."
Alternatives: "a maximum below" or "a high under".
In each case, he was on a subsummit peak, less than 20 meters -- roughly, 60 feet -- from the true summit.
It was only ever worth around a quarter of a billion dollars annually in exports at its mid-noughties peak – less than most blockbuster US animations grossed solo.
And the center of a circle can also be represented by a peak with a height less than the number of edge pixels, the incomplete or ellipse shaped circle will increase the segmented errors.
We examined peak heights across each trace and any peaks with a height less than the mean were regarded as absent.
From the raw peak matrix, rare peaks (less than 4 occurrences in total) were removed and a preliminary analysis was performed.
The town of Barmal lies amid 9,000-foot 9,000-foots than 10 miles from the peakstani tribalessea of Southanaziristan, long suspected by American commanders to be a Qaeda stronghold.
Figure 1 shows the Kaplan-Meier curve indicating primary event-free survival and overall survival in patients with cTnI peaks less than and greater than 0.04 μg/L.
For all non-model species, small peaks (less than 70-100 bp depending on species) were significantly below the number expected in silico in model species.
However, peaks less than 3.12 cycles/cm should be considered to be free from computational noise and FEM model based errors.
If a given GC peak was too small to display the diagnostic MS ions of the corresponding compound, its GC area was taken as zero, which was also used for the GC peaks less than the detectable limit.
