The phrase "assume peak" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to performance, capacity, or analysis, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "In order to optimize our resources, we need to assume peak conditions during our planning phase."
Alternatives: "consider maximum" or "take peak into account".
The second and fourth harmonics showed opposite phases: cortisol assumed peak values when SP-D reached a minimum value.
In Figure 1B, the time intervals between the sampling year of each CSD set and the assumed peak year 1970 are labeled Δ t1 to Δ t4.
The highest level of solubilized hexoses, (that is, 36.4 g per 100 g DM (55% of theoretical value)), was found for DAH at a CS of 3.17 (corresponding to 1% H2SO4, for 7 min at 202°C). Figure 7 shows a plateau of 35 g per 100 g DM for a CS of 2.95 to 3.38 with an assumed peak at 3.02 to 3.17.
Assuming peaks are split as doublets, the cutoff rises to 10 μM.
peak power: every AT transmits with peak power (we assume that peak power is 200 mW); equal receive power: every AT transmits with equal received power such that the AT having the lowest channel gain transmits with peak power.
An additional 25%% should be added when extrapolating PTPes from Pmus, peak, aw and an additional 50%% should be added when extrapolating PTPes, PEEPi from Pmus, peak, aw, assuming Pmus, peak, es and Pmus, peak, aw are equal.
The suggested explanations, that patients with different types of failure (more vs less rapidly evolving disease) or different site of failure (local vs distant) produce different peaks, assume that each peak is generated by the clustering of cases with similar features, although different peaks result from distinct categories of patients.
Since responses were measured at 10 and 12 months only, with a decrease noted at 12 months, we can only assume that peak levels were even higher than the values measured at 10 months.
