The part of the sentence "height of energy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the peak level of a person or thing's active vitality and enthusiasm. For example, "After three cups of coffee, she was at the height of energy and ready to tackle the day."
Note that the transition rate changes exponentially with the change of the height of energy barrier, in accordance with Arrhenius theorem.
Detailed information on the height of energy barrier (VEB) and the depth of secondary energy minimum (VSE) at the separation distance is also given in Additional file 1: Table S2.
Reduction in the height of energy barrier and formation of a secondary minimum are responsible for increasing the GO adsorption at lower pH values and moderate salinities (1 wt.%).
The use of the population of the rapidly formed intermediate state and the effective rates of slow phases of the protein folding/unfolding permitted us to calculate free energies of all the protein states and the height of energy barriers between them.
Comparing the experimental j−η curves with the theoretical equations, one could estimate a set of the microscopic parameters of transfer, including the mean jump distance, the effective radius of charge localization, the jumping attempt frequency, and the mean height of energy barriers.
Third and last, we show that the action of a charged R224 pHo-sensing residue occurs through an electrostatic effect that enhances the flexibility of the selectivity filter and increases the height of energy barriers between binding sites.
At the height of the energy crisis of the 1970s, he commuted by train from Chestnut Hill to conserve energy but steadfastly refused to fire the driver provided by the bank to take him to various meetings saying that the man had a wife and children to support and that the crisis would not last forever.
BD simulations [ 47] with varying energy barrier clearly evidenced that the capture efficiency decays exponentially with the height of the energy barrier.
In a paper in Foreign Affairs in 1976, at the height of the energy crises and neuroses of that decade, he argued that what the world needed most was not new energy supplies but more efficiency.
At the height of the energy troubles, the trading companies boasted of record profits in their quarterly reports.
