Sentence examples for drastic peak from inspiring English sources

Raman spectra indicate that there is an amorphous carbon film on the sample due to sp2 hybridized carbon atoms forming π-bond to enhance Raman scattering cross section, which is performing drastic peak intensities at about 1,560 cm−1.

Finally, sea turtle records and individuals were extremely low for most years within the time range with a drastic peak in records during 2007 (n = 13,447) and animals in 2008 (n = 13,273; Figure 2c).

The drastic reduction in peak 1 as compared to peak 2 in the CT sample shows the effect of decreasing low frequency response of the pick-up coils on lowering skin-depth of MBN signal detection.

Forst complained of "drastic defunding of peak bodies" including the total defunding of the Environmental Defenders Offices and the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples.

That is a drastic reduction from the peak of 100,000 American troops (out of a NATO force of 140,000) in 2011.

Although Mr Obama has toyed with the "zero option" of removing every last pair of American boots on the ground, he will leave behind a residual force of 10,000 or so.That is a drastic reduction from the peak of 100,000 American troops (out of a NATO force of 140,000) in 2011.

A drastic drop in the peak current is noticed as the electropolymerization potential is further increased to 1.5 V.

A drastic decrease in the peak centered at 1450 cm−1 from the untreated to the ozone-treated sample corresponds with a reduction of olefinic structures (Wu et al. 2009).

A significant decrease in over voltage for the reduction of hydrogen peroxide, as well as a drastic increase in the peak currents were observed in comparison with the bare GC electrode.

However, there was a drastic increase in the anodic peak current in the presence of 0.35 mM methyldopa (curve f), which can be related to the strong electrocatalytic effect of 2,7-BFGPE toward this compound (Bard and Faulkner [2001]).

The drastic decrease in the GaAs peak intensity could be due to different reasons, such as (i) the quenching of the CL due to the surface state, (ii) fractional amorphization of material during anodization, and (iii) change in chemical composition.