Sentence examples for immediate peak from inspiring English sources
Application of a standard N solution to the tested soils led to an immediate peak of recovery via the microdialysis probes followed by a rapid decrease due to the formation of a depletion zone at the probe surfaces.
Just eight years after the U.S. Military warned of the immediate "peak oil" threat to civilization, global production is up over 15%, with U.S. production up over 100%.
NEP application during tidal expiration produces an immediate peak flow followed by a sudden drop of a variable degree.
The oscillation curve of Cdc2 mRNA had one peak at approximately 30 hours after synchronization indicating one concerted proliferation event (Additional file 3, Figure S3A), which was largely different from the immediate peak of molecular clocks (compare Figure 3).
The immediate peaks of the saliency measure are selected as keratocyte cell candidates.
The initial growth corresponds with the pre-peak and the immediate post-peak part of the load response.
The days with an immediate velocity peak mostly occurred during the early winter (DOY 290 309), the one day lag to the velocity peak occurred slightly later (DOY 310 324), whilst the melt event with the longest response to peak velocity occurred towards mid-winter (DOY 355 359) associated with a large melt event after a period of sustained low temperatures (lasting 25 days).
However, in the remaining zones of the curve, in particular till the immediate post-peak part, this effect is negligible and the specimen behavior is entirely satisfactory.
They found that the impulse to chase thrills and look for immediate gratification peaks around age 19 and declines into the 20s.
The $0.39 1.01 federal SCHIP tax increase was associated with immediate sharp peaks for smoking cessation and tax avoidance searches in the US indicative of anticipation of and responses to the tax (Figure 1A).
Our findings confirm our previous observation [ 20] that NPC may provoke immediate BP peaks even in deeply sedated patients and independent of stroke type (see Table 3).
