The phrase "a unique peak of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a singular high point or pinnacle of something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist reached a unique peak of creativity during the final months of the project."
Alternatives: "a distinctive high point of" or "an exceptional summit of".
All of the amplifications obtained had a unique peak for each PCR product.
A large unique peak of Spi-B binding was observed at a combined ETS-IRF motif within the 3′ end of Fgf23.
These pathways were both highly ranked due to inclusion of interleukin 3 and 12b, Cx3cr1, as well as a unique peak in an intron of Nfkb1 not observed in Spi-B.
The accuracy of primer pairs was also evaluated by the presence of a unique peak during the dissociation step at the end of RT-qPCR.
The accuracy of a primer pairs was also evaluated by the presence of a unique peak during the dissociation step at the end of RT-qPCR.
The mass of these proteins were checked by matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization-time of flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF) rendering a unique peak at 30,299 Da for NS5 of TBEV Vasilchenko and 30,335 Da for NS5 of TBEV Oshima (data not shown).
As the temperature at which the thermal imidization step was performed increased, the peak intensity of the higher angle peak increased, and it remained as a unique peak at 2θ=6.70 (d-spacing of 13.2 Å) for both PI(1), based on pyromellitic dianhydride (PMDA)+4,4′-oxydianiline (ODA), and PI(2), based on PMDA+4,4′- 9-fluorenylidene -dianiline (9FDA).
c ( μ = 3 ): starting from an initial condition just below the fold F −, the Ca pattern consists of a unique peak.
Using NCSS allows the exact estimation of a unique peak day and yield at peak for each animal.
The dissociation curves with a unique peak verified that PCR products were amplicons of specific regions of interest.
