Sentence examples for faster peak from inspiring English sources
Biodistribution study following intranasal and intravenous administration of the radiolabeled 99mTc mucoadhesive F4 revealed that intranasal administration achieved 1.72-fold higher and 6 times faster peak brain levels compared with intravenous administration.
Critics have countered that this study analyzed straight, above-ground portions at 30 mph of different systems throughout the country which may not be representative of actual operating conditions (much of BART is under ground, curvy - even in the Transbay Tube, and has much faster peak operating speeds than many other systems in the nation).
The left M170 also showed faster peak latencies for high than for low frequency items, although this was only a weak trend (F 1,12) = 2.19, p = 0.16).
33 The authors demonstrated faster peak RTD when the muscle temperature increased from 30°C to 36°C.
In both Swiss and FINA results, men showed consistently faster peak swimming speeds than women (p < 0.01), (Table 1).
Small-sized scFvs, showing faster clearance and providing a faster peak signal to noise ratio, allow the test to be completed in only half a day.
Performing CEUS in meningioma surgery, we obtained useful information regarding their perfusion prior to resection, identifying a typical pattern: meningioma shows an intense and rapid contrast enhancement (due to a very fast arterial phase) with higher degree of contrast enhancement and faster peaks in higher grades.
It's also a mere 380m from the fast Peak 8 Gondola.
The first fast peak is attributed to the fragments produced during the laser pulse.
However, when you go to which country has the fastest mobile network, it's a BRIC win: A mobile operator in Russia — which Akamai notes only as RU1 — is the fastest at 8.6Mbps — that's right, just as fast as the average fixed broadband in the U.S. In terms of the fastest peak speed, this came out of Hong Kong with 43.7Mbps.
The console used novel plasma bargraph meters which displayed both average and peak sound levels, combining the characteristics of fast peak meters and slower VU meters.
