Sentence examples for differing peak from inspiring English sources

Under conditions of small-scale yielding, our prior work reveals the existence of a similarity scaling parameter, K¯= Kmax/σ0B, that scales the effects of differing peak load (Kmax), specimen thickness (B), and material yield stress (σ0) on Kop/Kmax across varying materials and loading levels.

The time period differs between sires because of differing peak lactation times tmax.

Two 13-LOX genes in maize have been characterized and display distinct transcriptional patterning in response to ABA as exhibited by differing peak response times, as well as induction of only one of the genes in response to cold, a stress response in which ABA plays a role [ 100].

It would expand market opportunities and allow more varied use of energy sources to help meet differing peak demand.

Studies assessing microanatomical development of the brain show that many brain structures have differing peak periods of growth.

This effect of periodicity below the major peak has already been seen in fetal DNA [ 21], though periodicity pattern differs: peak at 152 b.p. was absent, the major peak was split on three signals and periodicity above major peak have been seen as well as it has been seen for longer reads (dinucleosome fraction of reads).

The two groups of patients were not different in rest O2Pulse values, but they significantly differed in peak O2Pulse and in peak-rest O2Pulse values (7.6 ± 3 vs 5.6 ± 3 mL/bpm), which were both significantly higher in OB patients than in NW patients (p < 0.05).

There was no evidence of significant pre-peak differences in PTB or LBW birth rate changes (p = 0.20 and p = 0.28, respectively), or evidence of differing post-peak PTB rate changes (p = 0.16) based on year by RUCA interaction models.

The XRD patterns showed that all (PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH) solids belong to the apatite group of the hexagonal system P63/m differing only in peak location, peak width and absolute intensity (Fig. 1).

Fig. 1 Representative hyperspectral (HS) images and optical spectra showed differences in cellular interaction for bare and PEGylated AuNPs, which corresponded to spectra that differed in peak wavelength and broadness.

In spite of the fact that Dalhousie ratings ranged from 1 to 7, while the Borg ratings ranged from 0 to 10, ratings clearly differed at peak exercise in only two subjects: nos. 1 and 13 for dyspnea or nos.