Sentence examples for earlier maximum from inspiring English sources
A somewhat earlier maximum was observed in the moderate aphasia group (peak: 419 ms, 4.58 μV).
This profile retained the major characteristics of the age risk function obtained in the " Susceptibility & Diet" model, although with an earlier maximum susceptibility.
Earlier maximum likelihood analyses had separated RVFVs into three broad groups, which predominantly contained viruses from North Africa, West Africa, and East/Central Africa (10).
Fell field and Dryas heath have an earlier maximum of the growth season but a lower maximum NDVI-FR and lower seasonal integrated NDVI-FR than the rest.
However, ILPS had significantly greater glucose-lowering activity and produced an earlier maximum pharmacodynamic response (measured by glucose infusion rate during euglycemic glucose clamp testing) compared with both insulins [ 68].
Collectively, these data suggest that the moderate increase in water temperature caused a time shift in the transcriptomic response of cod spleen to pIC, with fish held at elevated temperature (16°C) having an earlier maximum response (i.e. at 6HPI) than fish held at optimal temperature (10°C), which had a later maximum response (i.e. at 24HPI).
The earlier maxima and low conversion efficiency shown by Bazzocco and co-workers [ 17] for apple products suggests that there was possibly not time enough to finish the conversions.
We hypothesized that a high-flexion implant design, Scorpio Non-Restrictive Geometry cruciate-retaining knee prosthesis, would allow clinical early maximum flexion of at least 125°.
It appears that this early maximum is more sensitive to KCN and less sensitive to DNP than the temperature maximum at ~24 h. Figure 14 Effect of DNP and ASA on temperature rise in the Sauromatum appendix.
We found that all vascularized constructs expedited wound closure and reperfusion, with endothelial progenitor constructs having the earliest maximum closure rate followed closely by healthy and diabetic hiPSC-derivative constructs.
Luyssaert et al. themselves advise caution to avoid misinterpretation of their results by indicating "there is some degree of age-related decline in NPP beyond 80 years of age, and temperate and boreal forests both show a consistent pattern of declining NPP beyond an early maximum when analysed separately"[17].
