Sentence examples for decay of peak from inspiring English sources

The poroelastic FFP gives the most complete and realistic reproduction of the processes involved, including decay of peak overpressure amplitude and dominant frequency of signals with range.

There is no appreciable decay of peak oscillation amplitude.

We find that better viral control in the acute phase of infection is associated with slower decay of peak viral load.

The linear fits in Fig. 5 A, B, C  don't represent the decay of peaks.

The decay of peaks along the gradient strength was fit to a single Gaussian using the diffusion-ordered spectroscopy (DOSY) module of NMRPipe.

The ratio of virus production to clearance estimated from the dependence of decay on peak is incompatible with the estimate from virus peak and CD4 nadir (the grey and the pink confidence intervals have no overlap).

The dependence of virus decay on peak viral load for variable infectivity (Figure 4B) or for variable production of virus by infected cells (Figure 4C) in the model are similar and both predict a positive correlation between the peak and decay rate of viral load.

However, the main decays of peaks B and C can be fitted with a single exponential curve, and the decay times are estimated to be 0.85 and 0.81 ns, respectively.

However, the decay of the peak calcium response to histamine was more rapid in the presence, compared to the absence, of estradiol.

The rapid decay of the peak might be affected by several processes, such as glomerular filtration, re-absorption, and forwarding to the renal pelvis.

Figure 6 shows that the decay of the peak of the long-lived component of the blue band, at about 440 nm, lasts several seconds.