Sentence examples for less peaked from inspiring English sources

Such traits' distributions become less peaked over time and increasingly more spread in the population.

These findings indicate that the degree distributions become less peaked and wider.

We find higher variance and (mostly) lower kurtosis after Ayahuasca, hence the node distributions change shape and become less "peaked".

Because the core is suppressed, the PSF profile appears less peaked and (apparently) broader than would be the case if pile-up were negligible.

"In terms of capture fisheries, we've now more or less peaked" at a current harvest of 90 million tons for fish caught in the wild, Kevern L. Cochrane, director of the Food and Agriculture Organization's resources use and conservation division, said in a telephone interview.

After TF correction, the PBF distribution became less skewed and less peaked.

It was somewhat less successful and peaked at number thirteen.

Its lead single "One Time" reached the top twenty in five countries' singles charts, while its follow-up "One Less Lonely Girl" peaked within the top ten in Canada and top fifteen in the United States.

But in 2015, fertility declines started to slow — the number of 15- to 19-year-olds peaked — meaning less need for new jobs and ultimately less reason for Mexicans to migrate for work.

As a result, people who bought their homes before prices peaked are less likely to owe more than the home is now worth, and less likely to be forced to sell.

We also identified a handful of genes that increased in expression during rudiment development (e.g., soxC, distal-less, hnf6, and tail-less) and others that peaked in expression after metamorphosis (e.g., mbx, orthopedia, and islet).