Sentence examples for a peak of less from inspiring English sources

Analysts at Citi, a bank, calculate that if the fuel-efficiency of cars and trucks improves by an average of 2.5% a year it will be enough to constrain oil demand; they predict that a peak of less than 92m b/d will come in the next few years.

As drought can influence larger areas than floods, a drought event can appear in more than one subregion, such as the drought that occurred in 2011, which first emerged in 2010 in YZ, where it reached a peak of less than − 3.0, and then spread to SE and SW in 2011.

In 1960, when I was in third grade, the state population was 2,757,537 and still slowly climbing, as it had been all century, until it reached a peak of just less than three million people in 1980.

GH deficiency was defined by a GH peak of less than 10 μg/L.

The only difference is the generated magnetic field; the sham device produces a negligible peak of less than 0.05 mT, supplied by the minimal current necessary to power the device indicators.

Palmert et al [ 27] defined a prepubertal response as an FSH peak greater than the LH peak and an LH peak of less than 25 IU/L.

Not bad for a firm that had seen its market capitalisation fall from a peak of $250 billion to less than $2 billion two years later.

FOR American investors, the telecoms boom and subsequent bust brings to mind such firms as WorldCom, a long-distance carrier whose bankruptcy in 2002 was the biggest ever, and Nortel, a Canadian equipment-maker whose market capitalisation fell from a peak of $250 billion to less than $2 billion.

The circulation of The Plain Truth, distributed free by subscription and via newsstand distribution around the globe, fell from a peak of 8,000,000 to less than 100,000 before it switched to a paid subscription status.

Shinbori et al. (2009) found that the daytime enhancement of the normalized SI amplitude at 5° away from the magnetic equator (GAM) has a peak amplitude of less than half the value of that is found close to the magnetic equator (YAP).

However, the data clearly indicate a bimodal distribution of tumour incidence with an early peak of aggressive tumours and a delayed peak of less-aggressive, immunogenic tumours.