Further, "in inflation adjusted terms, gold peaked in 2011 at roughly the same level as the 1970's bull market".
The annual growth rate of health care expenditure (in constant prices, i.e. adjusted for inflation) peaked in 2001 , 2002 and 2003.
However, U.S. EPA funding in real dollars adjusted for inflation peaked in 1978 (Congressional Research Service 2012), so it is likely that the U.S. EPA will resume activity on noise control only when Congress and the NPS support their efforts.
At the start of 1999, more than a year before the bear market began, the company's American depository receipts peaked at $62.50, adjusted for a stock split.
Employment in state and local government peaked at a seasonally adjusted 19.8 million workers in August 2008.
By comparison, the country's jobless rate peaked at a seasonally adjusted rate of 10 percent, and is now 7.6 percent.
The lipid content overall was not changed with the different level of pH adjustment, while we can see that it slightly peaked when the pH was adjusted to 6.0.
The stock peaked that year at $63.50, adjusted for splits.
HE trimmed his position last winter and early spring, when the stock price, floating on the technology bubble, peaked at $113.32 in the third quarter of 2000, adjusted for splits.
In the more than four decades since President Richard M. Nixon severed the dollar's last ties to gold, there have been two bull markets in gold — markets that peaked not that far apart, when adjusted for inflation.
