Sentence examples for less of a peak from inspiring English sources

"You can work more than that but gradually, you're working at less and less and less of a peak level until eventually, you're losing energy and working more".

This trial was sponsored by the manufacturer of liraglutide, but the findings appear plausible and in keeping with the pharmacodynamics of the two drugs, with liraglutide having a more prolonged action with less of a "peak and trough" effect.

ATP has less of a secondary peak and fewer of the extra peaks than adenosine, likely because less adsorbs due to its charge.

Age-specific female/male ratios started at around 1.5 1 at the age of 18, rose more or less steadily to a peak of 3 1 at the age of 45, and fell more steeply thereafter again to a value of around 1.5 1 at the age of 67.

In female mice, however, there was less of an effect on peak theta frequency following Mecp2 reactivation.

Fed-batch cultures in OptiCHO achieved 40%% or less of the peak cell concentration observed in fed-batch cultures with ActiCHO P as a base medium.

Although yearly CFP call totals generally increased over the decade, there was less of an obvious pattern to peak temperatures and storm frequency, which peaked in 2005.

The rise follows a decade in which illicit drug use appeared to be becoming less fashionable, declining from a peak of 3.48 million – 12% of all adults – in 2002/03.

With the populations at both institutions down from their peaks, crowding is less of an issue.

In vermicomposted samples, the presence of less intensity of peak for CH2 and CH3 at 2915 and 2846 cm−1 indicates the decrease of aliphatic compounds which indicates the stabilization or decomposition of biowaste material.

As a share of gross domestic product, it has fallen to less than 19 percent, from a peak of 24 percent in the 1980s, with no expected reversal in sight.